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Each summer at Camp Allen these experiences come to life in the many great programs offered by the Episcopal Diocese of Texas. In focus are the ones offered by Jerusalem Peacebuilders (JPB), a unique nonprofit ministry that works to promote peace by cultivating understanding and mutual respect...
Jonathan Merritt, noted contributor to The Atlantic, and other national media, will be featured on a live podcast at St. Matthew's, Austin, Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 6:30 p.m.
The 1960 Hope Center, a ministry for the homeless founded in August 2016 by St. Dunstan’s, Houston, now has more than 30 area churches that help support the day center. It is one of the only agencies serving homeless men and women in the area.
The Texas Community Centered Health Homes (CCHH) Initiative is helping clinics battle a frustrating dilemma: “What good does it do to treat people if we keep sending them back to the conditions that make them sick?”
Historic Trinity Episcopal inspires people with its beauty, its commitment to the arts, social justice, the homeless and LGBTQ youth ... The neo-Gothic structure that is Trinity Episcopal Church rises above the corner of Main Street and Holman Avenue like a testament to the cathedrals of...
Charlie Hall runs the company his mother, Rose Ann Hall, founded in Dallas in 1988. Charlie, born without the lower parts of his arms, employs 24 people in his San Miguel de Allende atelier, five of whom also have physical disabilities. The company produces copper items, carved glass products...
As natural disasters have occurred in our nation at an alarming pace over the past several weeks, students from Seminary of the Southwest have organized and deployed in efforts to provide physical, financial, spiritual and pastoral relief to those affected. Three weeks ago, with Hurricane Harvey...
Harvey is long gone, but many Houston residents are still struggling to bounce back. Some of the most vulnerable are people who have missed weeks of work and are now being threatened with eviction. The problem is so severe, that Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner called for flexibility and...
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