Tiny houses, big mission
ABILENE, TEXAS — Twenty tiny gray houses cluster on opposite sides of Hickory Street, a mile and a half north of the sprawling Hendrick Medical Center.…
ABILENE, TEXAS — Twenty tiny gray houses cluster on opposite sides of Hickory Street, a mile and a half north of the sprawling Hendrick Medical Center.…
Kelley Rose ate and listened to the five other women at her table share their emotional struggles, prayers and praises. “We talked about different aspects…
OKLAHOMA CITY — For most of you, I’m just a byline. But, if you’re interested, I’d like to give you a little insight into this…
SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR — In between class periods, children gathered to chat and play in a school’s open-air hallway. Nearby, older students worked on…
ATLANTA — Christians at the Bouldercrest Church of Christ invited the devil into their midst. This time, he went down to Georgia not for a…
OKLAHOMA CITY — In a legendary journalism career that stretches back 50 years to his high school days, Jerry Mitchell has earned dozens of the…
ABILENE, TEXAS — More than 240 campers gathered at Abilene Christian University June 16-19 for the first session of Jóvenes for Christ since the tragic…
The grief. The guilt. The giant fog. Matt Collins can’t help but experience the catastrophic Texas flooding — especially the deaths of children in a…
Bruce Beaver drove across Cow Creek Bridge around 4 p.m. on Friday, July 4, after a week at Hensel Christian Youth Camp in Marble Falls,…
Staff whooped and hollered as a skid steer moved a tree blocking Camp Bandina’s front entrance, clearing the way for campers to return home this…