A cardinal returns to the birdfeeder. Finding its content still frozen, he flutters around the snow-dusted porch for a few minutes before flying off into the woods. Watching him through the window, I feel compelled to venture outside. The sun shines...

The snow came to stay today. Mother Nature had been pondering it for some time, gradually settling herself into the idea of embracing winter once again.There were hints of it in the air on that 50 degree day when we built the back landing. The mud...

As a college student or young adult, you hear about how important your summers are. With time off of school, it’s the perfect time to work, get an internship, gain new skills, network, build your resumé, make progress! After all, you want to have a...

Last night for community devotion we watched a movie called The Staircase. The film is a beautiful telling of a staircase mysteriously built in the Loretto chapel in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The chapel was established by Catholic nuns in 1878, however...

  Planning has kicked into high gear here at Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) for our alternative spring break programs (WorkFest and YouthFest). In March and April, we will welcome hundreds of college and high school students who will be working...