GOD & TEXAS: King's Highway
Texans love to drive their cars through the Lone Star State. Recent research indicates that Texas is first in the USA with 683,533 total...
GOD & TEXAS: Temple Lea Houston
Minnie Stacey was a clandestine prostitute at the Dew Drop Inn in Woodward, Oklahoma. When she was brought before the court on obvious...
GOD & TEXAS: Trees of Texas
As a boy living with my parents, we occasionally drove out to the Texas country-side for a daytrip. When lunchtime came, we would look...
GOD & TEXAS: Leon County
In 1894, the Leon County town of Poor, Texas, was having trouble attracting settlers. Some citizens suggested that the name of the...
GOD & TEXAS: Bill of Rights
Following the Battle of San Jacinto in 1836, and the Civil War in 1861-1865, Texas was embroiled in a war of politics in 1875. To settle...
GOD & TEXAS: Sunday House
Civilization in Texas took a leap forward in 1846. Baron Otfried Hans Von (John) Meusebach purchased 10,000 acres of land in central...
GOD & TEXAS: The failure of Louis Ervendberg
Gossip spread quickly when the local minister was caught in adultery. At first, everyone was skeptical. But as rumors became fact, the...
GOD & TEXAS: Addison, Texas
The bustling township of Addison, Texas, is a sparkling jewel in the Platinum Corridor of Dallas County. Due to its many businesses,...
GOD & TEXAS: Saint's Roost
For Pastor Carhart, the first Christmas at “Saints' Roost” was a dream come true. No alcohol was sold in town, and only church people...
GOD & TEXAS: Bessie Coleman
Bessie Coleman wanted to fly. Born in Atlanta, Texas, in 1892, she knew extreme poverty. Her father was a sharecropper of Native American...
