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Photos from Big Oak Ranch's post 11/05/2026

“Love can be shown. Gratitude has to be spoken.” — Brodie Croyle

As we share a glimpse into life at Big Oak Ranch, we want to take a moment to speak our gratitude to those who help make these moments possible. From everyday memories to meaningful milestones, we have so much to be thankful for, and that includes each of you. Thank you for the part you play in all that God is doing here.

11/03/2026

“I can’t make up for their Christmases that weren't great, but we can change the script so Christmas is special now.”

For Suzanne Miller, a houseparent at the Girls’ Ranch, that means creating traditions and memories that help her girls experience the love of family and the love of Christ.

Read more of the Millers' Christmas story here:

https://bigoak.org/blog/the-gift-of-being-known-a-houseparents-perspective/

11/01/2026

Christmas is coming to Big Oak Ranch!

Our Christmas registry is now open, giving you a tangible way to help us prepare for a meaningful Christmas season with our children.

Shop the registry at this link: https://bigoak.org/christmas/

10/30/2026

The impact of generosity can last a lifetime.

At Big Oak Ranch, faithful support helps provide consistent relationships and a place where children can grow into who God created them to be.

Each gift helps build a foundation of care and purpose that can shape a child’s life for years to come.

Photos from Big Oak Ranch's post 10/19/2026

Day by day, Nathan is learning what it means to carry responsibility and lead others well.

As Head Wrangler, he helps guide his crew and care for the animals. Through patient teaching and growing trust, Nathan has taken on greater responsibility. His confidence is growing as he looks to God for direction in his future.

Read more of Nathan’s story in the new issue of Timbers here: https://bigoak.org/blog/category/timbers/issue-3-2026/

Photos from Big Oak Ranch's post 10/14/2026

When Makenzie was named Head Wrangler, she described the responsibility as "a good weight," one that calls her to show up for her team and lead by example.

Grounded in her relationship with Christ, she is learning that leadership is less about being in charge and more about serving others with grace. Read more of Makenzie's story in the new issue of Timbers here:
https://bigoak.org/blog/2026-timbers-issue-3/

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