“He will rescue the poor when they cry out to him;
he will help the oppressed, who have no one to defend them.
He feels pity for the weak and the needy,
and he will rescue them.
He will redeem them from oppression and violence,
​for their lives are precious to him.”
Psalm 72: 12-14

God cares for the poor, oppressed, weak, and needy because they are precious to him.

If God feels so strongly about these needy ones and loves them so deeply, how can we ignore their plight?

Join Us in Sharing

God’s Love

Together, we can make an eternal impact

When you partner with Beechnut Springs Ministries, you’re not just volunteering—you’re answering God’s call to love and serve His children. Every lesson shared, every smile given, and every moment spent brings hope and the message of Jesus to those who need it most. Join us today and be the hands and feet of Christ—because your yes can change a life.

What Matters

One hundred years from now, the choices and values we embrace today will echo through generations. The long-term effects of our actions will define the legacy we leave behind, shaping the world for those who follow in our footsteps. Making a difference in a child’s life today could leave the world in a much better place.

Ways To Serve

Support Our Mission
Volunteer
Join Our Mentorship Team

Volunteer Positions:

  • Bible Club Leaders Local Position:

    Lead Bible study club night (1hour) every other week (2 hrs month) on Friday evenings or what works best with volunteers and children’s homes schedule. Work in teams of 2 or 3 volunteers. Clubs normally run from September 1st through May 31st with a holiday break from late November to early January.

  • Bible Club Fill-in Leaders Local Position:

    Runs the Bible study club when the club leader is out on leave. Good Volunteer position for someone who does not want to commit to a steady on-going schedule. Can fill in for multiple clubs

  • Transition Coach/Mentors Local or Remote Position:

    Helping young adult teens (18) transition from children’s home care to living on their own. Relationship building begins at age 17. Engagement steadily increases from monthly, bi-weekly, to weekly from age 17 to age 18.

  • Office Administration Volunteers Remote Positions:

    Works on the ministry’s administrative team. Contact us for current open positions along with their job descriptions.

The Importance of Mentorship

Mentorship at its core, guarantees young people that there is someone who cares about them, assures them they are not alone in dealing with day-to-day challenges, and makes them feel like they matter.

Both in the US and abroad, our mentorship program is an essential aspect of our children’s home ministry. Offering guidance, support, encouraging bible study participation, and wisdom in everyday life situations to young teens as they navigate their faith and personal development.

Mentorship allows youth to see Christianity lived out in real and relatable ways, offering them a practical blueprint for how to navigate life’s challenges while staying true to their faith.

As mentors, our role is not just to teach or guide, but to form meaningful relationships with teens that create safe spaces for growth. By providing spiritual direction, developing meaningful relationships, supporting emotional well-being, and encouraging leadership, mentors have a lasting impact on the lives of teens, especially when they transition out of the children’s homes to live on their own.

Through mentorship, these young teens can be empowered to live out their faith with confidence and purpose, helping them grow into strong, resilient leaders who are equipped to face the challenges of the world while staying grounded in their relationship with God.

Contact us today for more information on mentorship opportunities. We supply training and support. Remember, you have everything you need already because of the Holy Spirit. You do not have to be perfect. To begin with, you need a willing heart and a desire to pass on to someone else what God has done in your life. Jesus describes the Holy Spirit as a guide, and He invites you to let Him guide you.  

Adrian from Dayton Ohio talks about his experience aging out of foster care with no means of support.

Calvin Mason, former resident at Ranfurly Children’s Home Nassau Bahamas and Ray Morrison, former staff member and mentor, speak about their experiences there and the importance of mentorship.

Support Our Mission

Ways you can help

  • Follow us on our social media platforms
  • Join our mentoring team!

  • Please like, comment, and share our post! Help us get our message out!
  • Offer professional in-kind services
  • Apply for a Board Member Position
  • Host a company event at The Bog Shack!

  • Consider joining our Advisory Council
  • Host a Fundraiser!
  • Consider working with our bible study club team!

  • Together, we can make an eternal impact that will echo through generations!

Pray

Join us in praying for these children and teens that they will build trusting relationships with their teachers and mentors, that God will protect and watch over them and above all, they will be touch by the Holy Spirit and become children of God.

We’d also love to pray for you! Share your requests with us.

Will you join us in bringing the light of Jesus to children who are growing up without a family structure?