US FeaturesHelping Kids Become More Resilient Through Music Mentorship00CopyFacebookXTruthGettrLinkedInTelegramEmailSavePrintIntermediate students play at the Parents Progress Recital at Musical Mentors in San Clemente, Calif., in 2019. Maki (R) is the volunteer mentor for this group, having gone through the entire program himself. Courtesy of Duff RowdenPatrick Butler1/21/2022|Updated: 2/3/2022In Southern California, music pastor Duff Rowden was riding on a bike trail when he came upon an orange orchard loaded with fruit.“They were beautiful, large, ripe, and ready to eat,“ Rowden said. ”I thought I might take a couple, but they weren’t mine, so I rode away.”We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.Share this articleLeave a commentPatrick ButlerAuthorAuthor’s Selected ArticlesTexas Hospital Denies Outside Influence Caused Termination of Transgender ProgramApr 20, 2022‘Parent Empowerment Tour’ Providing CRT Information in Texas Before School Board ElectionsApr 15, 2022Mercy Works of Texas Says ‘US Border Guards Need Affirmation’Apr 14, 2022Texas Border Security Costs Running in the Billons as Trump Set to Visit StateApr 12, 2022Related Topicsmentoringvolunteeringmusic