

GOD & TEXAS: Labh Shomea
HUSH! This may have been the best advice I have ever received. Learning to speak less and to listen more can be a hard lesson in this day...


GOD & TEXAS: Casa Reales
For Sale: 280 year-old courthouse in downtown San Antonio! According to an advertisement published by Kuper Sotheby's International...


GOD & TEXAS: Healing the Sick
Following World War II, the Unites States experienced several genuine religious awakenings. The Healing Revival movement greatly impacted...


GOD & TEXAS: Time for War
The Battle of the Alamo has always intrigued me. Born and raised in San Antonio, I often stood in front of the Cradle of Texas Liberty...


GOD & TEXAS: Champ d’Asile
Much like the mythical towns of Brigadoon or Camelot, the East Texas colony of Champ d’Asile remains shrouded in mystery. In 1818,...


GOD & TEXAS: The Page Quadruplets
When Nannie E. Page delivered her quadruplet daughters on Jan. 8, 1890, the obscure town of Ingersoll, Texas, became nationally known....


GOD & TEXAS: Turbulent Texas
In 1836, living in Texas was tough. Those who immigrated from the United States, gave up the expectation of existing churches and schools....


GOD & TEXAS: Devil Biter
The Battle of the Alamo in San Antonio was a pivotal military encounter between the besieged Texas revolutionaries and the attacking...


GOD & TEXAS: Canary Islanders
We stopped at a red light next to a new Toyota Tundra pickup truck. On the side of the Tundra, there was an emblem with a star that read...


GOD & TEXAS: Walter and Ella Fondren
Life started rough for Ella. Born in Kentucky in 1880, she and her farming family soon moved to Corsicana, Texas. At 15, her father died...












