Guy Adams, President/CEO of Christian Appalachian Project (CAP), celebrates CAP’s Lexington Open House with Hannah Amburgey, who collected more than 300 coats for CAP, and Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball. LEXINGTON, Ky. — Christian...

By Julia Love “What have I been doing for the past three months? Why did I move to Kentucky? Am I really following God’s plan?” These are the questions I was asking myself last week when I felt as though I had hit a brick wall. Having a minor...

MOUNT VERNON, Ky. — Hannah Amburgey had a dream that generosity could save lives. This was the beginning of her campaign to collect coats so that other children in Eastern Kentucky would not be cold during the winter months. This year she collected...

By Jenette Vogt Thinking back to the day that I moved into the Jackson Volunteer House, I can’t stop myself from laughing because I know that I was a nervous wreck. I remember pulling up to the house and freaking out about what door to walk in, so...

University of Notre Dame students joined with staff and volunteers from Christian Appalachian Project to work on a young family’s home that was damaged by fire. PARKERS LAKE, Ky. — Fall in Kentucky brings rich autumn colors from Cumberland Falls...