It was a glorious fall evening on Oct. 23 as we celebrated the 60th anniversary of the Paul Anderson Youth Home. We held a wonderful event on our lawn, complete with the lighting of an Olympic torch, a ceremony to honor some of our distinguished graduates as "Gold Medalists for »
Jonathan Carter of Wendell, N.C., is a successful financial advisor living a meaningful and fulfilling life in the suburbs of Raleigh-Durham. The 33-year-old husband and father counts his blessings every day, fully aware and grateful for the second chance at life he received at Paul Anderson Youth Home. Facing a »
Nathaniel “Nate” Thompson of Kennesaw, Ga., is living the dream. With his wife and children, he now lives in the West Chicago area, working as a program director at Wheaton College. A stable home and family, a rewarding career in higher education, and a strong faith in the Lord are »
Rhett Rhemann of Clarksville, Tenn., is a dedicated public servant in his community. He’s also a father who works hard to be a role model to his children. While his own drive and relentless determination are just a part of who he is, the opportunity to be the kind of »
Paris Nelson of Savannah, Ga., is grateful for the life he’s built for himself. After receiving his undergraduate degree, he studied abroad and earned an advanced degree in his field. Hard work and dedication paid off, and today he manages a hotel resort on Tybee Island, Ga., a popular beach »
Nick Ewart of Lowell, In., didn’t expect to be living his current life. The husband and father is a successful electrician, living a relatively peaceful life many aspire to build. His determination to be a solid family man is heavily impacted by the feeling of familial love he experienced at »
Chris Carlino of Chattanooga, Tenn., is a 37-year-old business owner and father of two who lives a happy life in the city he fell in love with as a college student. The opportunity to have any kind of normal life, let alone graduate college, enjoy a successful career, and have »
By Jeff Padgett, Ph.D. 1 Samuel 16:6-7, “ 6 So it was, when they came, that he looked at Eliab and said, “ Surely the Lord’s anointed is before Him! ” 7 But the Lord said to Samuel, “ Do not look at his appearance or at his physical stature, »
While the Olympic games were not originally scheduled for this summer, it does seem incredibly fitting that they would take place in 2021, the year of Paul Anderson Youth Home’s 60th Anniversary! As you may or may not know, our Founder and Georgia Native, Paul Anderson overcame Bright’s Disease »
By James Lowe What pops in your head when you think of Labor Day? A day off from work or school? Fun times with the family? Maybe the unofficial end of summer. Many of us think about these things and celebrate Labor Day Weekend. While it may seem like the »
Paul Anderson Youth Home is pleased to announce that Jeff Padgett has joined the organization as Director of Communications. As the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of J-Dawg Media Productions, Padgett brings with him more than 20 years of experience in video production, website design, and graphic design. Prior to »
Recovery From Life's Disasters By Jeff Padgett, Ph.D. It’s sad to say; life has its share of tragedy, and chances are, you will go through a tragedy. Because the Bible teaches that this is not a perfect world. Because there is sin in the world, people do wrong things, »
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