The photo to the right is of the Johnson House volunteers at Natural Bridge (minus Sam who was rock climbing). From left to right, Nate, Kathy,  Carolyn, myself, and Alex. I am so blessed to have these people in my life. When this photo was...

A wise person once told me, “The mountains are a healing place." I cannot begin to put into words how valid that statement has been for me. I’m only four hours away from home, but I feel like I am a world away at times. I’m from the city, so the...

“Give us today our daily bread, and forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.”  -Matthew 6:11-12 NIV   As an avenue for participants to receive necessary physical nourishment, Christian Appalachian Project’s Grateful...

Before dawn on Sunday, March 24, a team of eight from St. John's Episcopal Church gathered in the church parking lot to pack two vans and head off to a mission with the Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) in the mountains of eastern Kentucky. Read...

By: Alyssa McFadden MT. VERNON, Ky. — Rockcastle County High School’s Honors Club demonstrated their commitment to helping people in need in the community by serving at Christian Appalachian Project’s Grateful Bread Food Pantry.   “We are...