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“This is what growing the Kingdom looks like. It’s such personal work, getting in people’s lives and learning who they are and spending time with them.”

Jordan Cienski, quoted in “Canyon Chronicles”
From the President

Announcing The Congregational Collective

David Rogers announces the launch of a nonprofit to help San Antonio faith communities support mental wellness.
February 2024 | David Rogers
Canyon

Canyon Chronicles

One family models what it looks like to share the Canyon—and their faith journey—with the next generation.
February 2024 | Beth Avila

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Community Engagement

She Found Her Spirit to Soar

Aliyah Jackson got off the street and into college with help from SA Youth.
February 2024 | Marcus Goodyear
Community Engagement  |  Know Your Neighbor

It's Your House Now

When they were going to condemn her San Antonio house, here's how Olga Escobedo got it back.
February 2024 | Patton Dodd
Canyon

I Am Unbeatable!

Compass Rose Journey is helping its students and teachers to get off the couch and into the outdoors.
February 2024 | Beth Avila
Laity Lodge

Simplicity, Trust & Childlike Freedom

The Kang family discovered the antidote to leaving childhood behind—just jump into the river.
February 2024 | Amy Crouch
Canyon  |  Poetry

Thoughts on “February Twilight”

Sara Teasdale was the first person ever to win a Pulitzer Prize for poetry.
February 2024 | Marcus Goodyear

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