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Monday 8:30am - 5pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm Thursday 8:30am - 5pm Friday 8:30am - 1pm

Four Corners Home for Children

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Four Corners Home for Children

We help the people we serve through programs that instill hope & restoration. Our Navajo Nation Outreach connects with people in Navajoland in various ways.

Four Corners Home for Children helps the people we serve through programs that instill hope, restoration, and Christian values. Four Corners Home for Children was founded in 1953 with a single children’s home to care for Navajo children in need. Today, Four Corners Home for Children operates five programs on our beautiful 16-acre campus in Farmington, New Mexico. Those programs include the House

of Faith, a long-term children’s home; the House of Hope, a short-term children’s home; Four Corners Families, a home for mothers and children; Four Corners Academy for Excellence; and Navajo Nation Outreach. Our Christmas Connections distributes toys, food, clothing, blankets, and other items to more than 250 Navajo families each year. We also hold Celebrate Recovery classes weekly. You are welcome to stop by for a personal tour if you are in the area. We would love to show you what God is doing here at Four Corners Home for Children!

08/22/2026

Darrel did an awesome job putting up our cross in front of House Of Mercy

07/29/2026

YOUTH EVENT this Saturday 10am - 2pm - Come join us.

06/30/2026

VBS at Fruitland Christian Fellowship July 7-9, 2026 - RSVP to Hanni Collyer (505) 374-8900

01/03/2026

First group activity of 2026! Happy New Year!

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Four Corners Home for Children as we celebrate the greatest gift of all!

12/08/2025

Youth Group's lesson today: use the talents & gifts that God has blessed you with to serve Him, to serve others, to create good things that bless people. Even if your gift or talent seems unimportant or common or something people might not think is amazing-He will do amazing things through you, through the work of your hands...if you let Him!
I shared with our Youth that I had Jojo over one winter day while her mom had work & I asked her what she wanted to do together. She already knew! Make cookies! So we did! If our young people can see that what they do with their time can positively impact others, or better yet, further the Kingdom of God, then we are making an impact!
An example I shared from my own life with our Youth Group today was baking & decorating gingerbread. I love baking, I love sharing my bakes, & I have had some mild success at baking gingerbread in regards to competitions, but my favorite application for gingerbread is what my kids & I do every mid-December. We bake loads of gingerbread, decorate them, pack them up, & then load them into our stroller. We walk our neighborhood in the crisp winter air & hand-deliver our gingerbread to neighbors. We try to add a new house to our route every year, & we wish the families a blessed day & there have been opportunities to visit, to pray, to invite people to church, to encourage-all through this little thing we do together. We are up to 14 houses this year!
I shared this with the Youth today. I loved watching them work diligently & cooperatively, decorating & creating & delighting in the medium of gingerbread.
My opening presentation photo showed a stack of stainless steel mixing bowls that were passed down to me by a grandmother-figure in my early life, Freida. Freida wrote me a note to find in my mixing bowls that said I could use these to one day win a Pilsbury Bake-Off, and they are my mixing bowls that I have used to win competitions, to bake for my family & neighbors, & now to use in ministry. Humble tools, willing hands, ready to stir something up. As the Word says in Hebrews 10:24-25, "And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near."
Yes! Let's stir one another up & encourage!
Thank you & God bless you!

12/03/2025

Four Corners Home for Children provides for the needs of the Navajo people through our Navajo Nation Outreach program. Our House of Mercy stocks food, clothing, blankets household goods, and Bibles in the Navajo language, including solar-powered Bibles in an MP3 format. This program allows Navajo pastors to meet on our campus monthly to fellowship and receive training materials to utilize in their churches.

In addition to meeting physical needs, this program ministers to those in need of addiction recovery utilizing the Celebrate Recovery® curriculum. Chuck Reich, Navajo Nation Outreach Coordinator for FCHC, has over 20 years’ experience in the field of addiction recovery and has a passion to help those seeking deliverance from the bo***ge of addiction.

“Celebrate Recovery® encourages fellowship and celebrates Christ’s healing power in the lives of people as they work their way along the road to recovery. Lives are changed as experiences, strengths, and hopes are shared with one another. By working through the principles, participants grow spiritually, and are freed from their hurts, hang-ups, and addictive habits.”

https://4ch4c.org/navajo-nation-outreach

Address

2103 West Main Street
Farmington, NM
87401

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+15053250255

Website

https://www.4ch4c.org/

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