Liam, post surgery USA :: It was this little face on a friend’s Facebook page, pleading for medical assistance, that caught TRTP Vice Pr...

Sunday Morning: Amazing Grace Before my eyes open I hear Ted in the kitchen making his family recipe pancakes.  In seconds I’m dressed a...

Brian leading the singing Saturday: Working for the Weekend   Bright fresh faces greet me on the patio. Brian’s ready with devotions: ...

Friday:  Coffee’s on early.  Eager to get to work, we opt for doughnuts and fruit for breakfast.  We step outside to find Tony , on...

  The key to a successful mission trip is preparation, starting as early as possible. That’s what the available literature advises, and i...

We’re leaving for McKenna Farms in Dallas, Georgia, in a few days. Right now, our mission team from Christ United Methodist Church (Mi...

Mission trips. Churches, youth groups, and civic organizations host them as well as non-profits like The Red Thread. Teams work locally, nat...

Cameron and Landon Over the years, we’ve witnessed some pretty amazing things. Time and time again, the silken red thread has brought pe...

Ever wonder why we use names for some of the children we support and initials or pseudonyms for others? Well, let us explain. In the US an...

While most children utter their first word when they’re around a year old, Christopher’s first words came when he was eleven: "horse, t...

On behalf of The Red Thread Promise, we want to thank you for your continued support of our organization. Without people like you, we w...

Lauren , a gold medalist in the 2012 Equestrian Special Olympics  Amidst the weeds, dirt and stain, we were able to observe children r...

Our teenage volunteers, Hana, Jaden and Elyse, learned some basic horse care from Jessie and some of the other farm hands. The kids hel...

Barb, Wilma, Alice, Jaden and Hana having some fun on the Gator!

Getting to work! Following a hearty breakfast provided by McKenna Farm board members and volunteers, the group set out  to  work. On...