Vision of Hope

About Vision of Hope

Vision of Hope Ministries recognizes the worth and sanctity of human life by ministering to young women, children, and families in a Christ - centered environment.  We offer a faith-based residential treatment program for girls age 14 - 28 struggling with unplanned pregnancy, alcohol or drug abuse, eating disorders, or self-harm.

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From the blog

  • Happy / Sad Day

    Today is a happy / sad day….. we are getting a new minor resident and one of our minor aged residents is moving back home, all in the same day. It’s so exciting to come to this day, when after … Continue reading → Related… Read More
  • You Know You’re a VOH Resident When…

    You know you’re a VOH resident when… 10. You look forward to working out at 6am and cleaning the CC because you get to smell the cookie jar. 9. You play human pinball before study hall. 8. Your daily reading … Continue reading → Read More
  • You Know You’re A VOH Intern When…

    You know you’re a VOH intern when… 1. You find yourself strangely drawn to the color purple. 2. You start diagnosing everyone’s heart issues. 3. You try to use a key to unlock every door. 4. You start saying house policies … Continue reading → Related… Read More
  • A note about interning by Chessa who is an intern

    An internship at VOH offers so much more than simply an opportunity to learn and minister. As an intern, I find that I am continually being stretched and challenged, but the best part is I get to grow in an … Continue reading → Related… Read More
  • Tuesday Soup Day

    On Tuesdays we have soup. They have 5 that kinda go in a loop We have muffins or biscuits or chips too Hopefully soon we will get something new But right now our favorite is cauliflower and cheese When they … Continue reading → Read More
  • Resident Reflection:  Idols by Breyanne

    Idols can’t speak, Idols can’t see They can’t even feel, walk, or hear Have I become just like them? What have I been worshipping? So why did I pick the road You weren’t on It has left me covered in … Continue reading → Related… Read More