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From the President

Invited to Grow

President David Rogers reflects on how our programs reflect our spiritual formation values and our desire to help families and children.
February 2023 | David Rogers
Canyon

People Before Camp

American Indians of Texas and the Foundation came together to better understand which tribes specifically would have visited the Canyon.
February 2023 | Marcus Goodyear
Know Your Neighbor

Streetz: The King of Second Chances

Running a restaurant in order to reach kids is not for the faint of heart. Good thing Hubert Brown's heart is strong.
February 2023 | Patton Dodd
Canyon

Wonders Underfoot

Artist and professor Dan McGregor has been drawing the flora and fauna of the Frio River Canyon for a few years. Here is his perspective on re-creating creation.
February 2023 | Dan McGregor
Communities  |  San Antonio

Third Thursdays Are For The Storytellers

Know Your Neighbor's Third Thursdays allows guests to learn from the stories of San Antonio leaders.
February 2023 | Alyson Amestoy
Laity Lodge

Letting Go To Be Repaired

Writer, Baylor professor, and Laity Lodge speaker Alan Jacobs reflects on the intersection of place and plans when coming to the Canyon.
February 2023 | Alan Jacobs
Canyon  |  Poetry

Reflection on "Linnet's Wings"

Read this commentary on the stanza from "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" carved on the entrance sign to Linnet’s Wings on the H. E. Butt Foundation Camp property.
February 2023 | Steven Harrison

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Expansive Mission: A Reflection from Deborah Rogers

Deborah Rogers, daughter of Howard Butt Jr., reflects on the mission of the Foundation over the past 70 years and beyond.

Lead With Your Strengths

Chris Yeschke reminds folks that being remote isn't a liability, but an asset.

Our Faith Convictions

In his letter, President David Rogers conveys the mission and the faith of the Foundation through a series of faith convictions.

A Reflection on "Auguries of Innocence"

These three couplets from William Blake are etched into four places around the Foundation’s property: twice in the Canyon and twice in the Kerrville offices.

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