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This is the entrance to a chapel that caters mainly to children. The old building is in the heart of a dedicated project that has gained a nationwide reputation for good works. Can you identify it?

Answer: The entrance to the chapel at Christian…

Behind this door is "home" for a large number of youngsters who need the care and protection provided by one of the city's noblest institutions. It is not far from the business district, but it is hidden among numerous large shade trees. Have you…

Christian Home Chapel...on Avenue E between Seventh and Eighth streets is example of non-residential construction that helped make 1951 a record year.

Children's Square U.S.A.
Moved from medium file 4-25-92
See also Christian Home

Today...the grounds of the Christian Home, Seventh and Curtis Sts., are dotted by beautiful shade trees. The brick building on the left is the dining hall and girls dormitory. The chapel can be sees through the trees at the center. At the right is…

Boys at the Christian Home

Dr. Don Bartlette (left) who was born with no upper lip and only a partial nose, gestures as he talks about the love and attention he received from a woman who took him under her wing. Bartlette was the main speaker at a program in recognition of the…

Postcard. This building was the first contructed on the grounds of the Christian Home. It was made possible by an unknown donor who contributed an undetermined amount as a Gift of Love - "In His Name". It is named Cornerstone Hall, not only to call…

April 1998 Historical Society newsletter.

Seven postcards depicting Christian Home Orphanage.