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Lexington Christian Academy partners with CAP in disaster recovery

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A group of young leaders from Lexington Christian Academy’s (LCA) Chick-fil-A Leader Academy recently made their first trip to Appalachia to help Christian Appalachian Project’s continued recovery efforts for flood victims. Nearly two months after...

Food and furniture help in recovery for Central Appalachian flood victims

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APPALACHIA (April 12, 2021) – The news of flooding in Eastern Kentucky may have faded into the background for the rest of the state, but residents in Central Appalachia are still struggling to put their lives back together. With the economic fallout...

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The following story was submitted by Michael a One-Year-Volunteer with CAP.One of the ladies who lived in the house on which we were working with Disaster Relief in wake of the ice storm was saying: “And they’re calling for rain tonight and tomorrow...

The Perfect Time is Now

You may have seen a post about Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) volunteers on social media and scrolled on by. You may have been interested enough to reach out to the Volunteer Program. You may have been holding out from applying because you aren...

Please help in the ongoing flood recovery for central Appalachia.

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To help CAP meet these growing needs of families and individuals impacted by the floods, visit www.christianapp.org/flood2021. CAP's Disaster Relief Program provides immediate assistance to Appalachia areas suffering from floods,...

Lexington Christian Academy partners with CAP in disaster recovery

Food and furniture help in recovery for Central Appalachian flood victims

A Silver Lining in Every Cloud

The Perfect Time is Now

Please help in the ongoing flood recovery for central Appalachia.

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