Austin is continually expanding. Locals have seen the skyline change significantly throughout the years, and there’s always a flashy new development popping up along the river. Some places, however, have truly stood the test of time.

A new mental health program at St. Paul’s, Houston offers free counseling services in Spanish to low-income families who are still dealing with the aftermath of Harvey.

As part of Saint Andrew’s, Bryan 150th Celebration in 2017, the parish selected a special outreach to commemorate the Sesquicentennial year, and chose the Habitat for Humanity build project. This project was a special collaboration between the Faith in Action team, Habitat and Saint Andrew’s...

St. Stephen’s Episcopal School is pleased to announce that Charlton Perry, Middle School history teacher and director of the school’s Devil's Canyon Wilderness Program, recently was honored as an outstanding educator during the Westcave Outdoor Discovery Center's 11th Annual Celebration of...

This is the 67th year that the ministry of the William Temple Foundation in Galveston, Texas has been ministering to University of Texas Medical Branch students. 2018 marks the sixth year of ministry on the Trinity Episcopal Church campus in Galveston, Texas. The mission of the foundation is...

Seven miles north of Waco, TX, where former President George W. Bush used to land in Airforce One, is Texas State Technical College (TXTC). This is a campus community where 18-year old’s fresh out of high school and 60-year old’s well worn by life are training to be aircraft mechanics, welders...

The Latino/Hispanic presence in the United States has experienced a tremendous growth since 1968 when under the presidency of Lyndon Johnson, a week was set aside to recognize the contribution of the Latino people to the progress and making of this nation, and to celebrate the heritage...

There is only one way in and out of River Oaks Drive in Conroe, TX, 30 miles north of Houston. When rain floods the street, the road is impassable. The city sends a crew—sometimes promptly, sometimes not—to pump the water farther down the street, toward Grants Lake so that residents can get to...