A home for "at risk" boys to become productive young men who fear God and support their families.

Once upon a time, families took care of their children and the community "took care of" the abusers. If a child had no extended family he could go to the local orphanage, equipped to care for ALL kinds of children. Times and families changed. Society's values plummeted. By the late 1960's and early 1970's, the local orphanage could no longer meet the needs of ALL kinds of children. The concept of "Ranches" became popular because of their success in reaching "troubled" children. By th...

Once upon a time, families took care of their children and the community "took care of" the abusers. If a child had no extended family he could go to the local orphanage, equipped to care for ALL kinds of children. Times and families changed. Society's values plummeted. By the late 1960's and early 1970's, the local orphanage could no longer meet the needs of ALL kinds of children. The concept of "Ranches" became popular because of their success in reaching "troubled" children. By the 1990's, children were experiencing problems never before seen. The ranches of the past were forced to become selective in choosing the children they accepted. Some children were too "troubled" to function in the traditional ranch. In 1994, Eagle Rock was born to reach this group of children.