CARING FOR HIS LAMBS
"Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need."
Hebrews 4:16
Hebrews 4:16
Sunshine in the Home
The Adams home is often referred to as a “children’s home”—and in many ways, it is. Yet, at its heart, it is simply a home… one that has grown to embrace children who have been orphaned, abandoned, or neglected.
Here, they are not defined by their past. They are welcomed, “adopted” into a family, and given a place to belong. No longer orphaned or alone, they become sons and daughters—loved, guided, and nurtured.
Within these walls, they are raised with care and intention, grounded in faith and brought up in the love and admonition of the Lord Jesus Christ. It is not an institution, but a living, breathing family—where healing begins, hope is restored, and every child is given the chance to flourish.
The Adams home is often referred to as a “children’s home”—and in many ways, it is. Yet, at its heart, it is simply a home… one that has grown to embrace children who have been orphaned, abandoned, or neglected.
Here, they are not defined by their past. They are welcomed, “adopted” into a family, and given a place to belong. No longer orphaned or alone, they become sons and daughters—loved, guided, and nurtured.
Within these walls, they are raised with care and intention, grounded in faith and brought up in the love and admonition of the Lord Jesus Christ. It is not an institution, but a living, breathing family—where healing begins, hope is restored, and every child is given the chance to flourish.
Helping Hands Ministry
At Sunshine in the Home, it is both our mission and our privilege to nurture in our children and youth a spirit of compassion, service, and selfless giving. We intentionally teach them to look beyond themselves—to recognize the needs of others and respond with willing hearts.
Through this ministry, we seek to reach those living in extreme poverty, the disabled and physically challenged—including landmine victims—and widows in distress who come to us for support. In serving them, our children not only meet practical needs, but also learn the deeper joy of sharing God’s love in tangible ways.
At Sunshine in the Home, it is both our mission and our privilege to nurture in our children and youth a spirit of compassion, service, and selfless giving. We intentionally teach them to look beyond themselves—to recognize the needs of others and respond with willing hearts.
Through this ministry, we seek to reach those living in extreme poverty, the disabled and physically challenged—including landmine victims—and widows in distress who come to us for support. In serving them, our children not only meet practical needs, but also learn the deeper joy of sharing God’s love in tangible ways.
