Nearly a year after Hurricane Harvey swamped the Texas Gulf Coast, a growing share of affected residents say their lives are back on track, but three in 10 (30%) say their lives remain disrupted, finds a Kaiser Family Foundation/Episcopal Health Foundation survey of residents in 24 hard-hit...

Harvey wrecked the Coastal Bend. They're still picking up the pieces.

One year after Hurricane Harvey inundated South Texas, the recovery process seems almost as random as the storm itself. How are people doing? It depends. People with few resources are struggling, as if the storm had just hit. And for many, a nagging depression lingers. They know that full...

In his new book,Reclaiming Christianity, Bishop Claude Payne provides a road map to deepen and strengthen personal spiritual life as an anchor for evangelism and growth of the Church.

What started in 1983 in an empty building on the west side of Wharton took on great significance immediately following Harvey’s devastating floods of August 2017. The town of 10,000 west of Houston was spared flooding during the actual storm, but two days later, lying along the Colorado River...

On August, excitement and energy radiated from all the students as they filled the hallways of Calvary Episcopal Preparatory. Students at Calvary enter the doors expecting each year to be greater than the last. Once again the Calvary administration staff and CPTO (Calvary Parent Teacher...

Monica is counting her blessings. After being displaced from her home for more than nine months, her daughter, mother and husband are finally back home. The family received more than four feet of water during Harvey, making their Santa Fe home, south of Houston, completely uninhabitable.

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.