When 120 believers met to pray in an upper room in Jerusalem following the ascension of Christ, they had no way of knowing the impact they would have on future generations. As a result of that prayer meeting, the world would never be the same again.
The task of evangelizing assigned to these people of faith by their Lord must have seemed impossible to carry out.
On Wednesday, May 6, Grace Episcopal Church will present a program "Testament of a Naked Man—Good News According to Mark". The power of the Gospel is brought to life in a dramatic one-man performance. The audience is transported back in time to be with Jesus on the dusty roads of Palestine and on the shores of the Sea of Galilee.
On Palm Sunday, 2007, Angus Stuart, Rector of St.
Nominations are now open for veteran, active duty military personnel and first responder families who are struggling with basic transportation to qualify for a free, refurbished car from Caliber Collision. Deadline for nominations is May 1.
Through its Caliber Foundation, the collision repair company, will be donating six vehicles as part of their Recycled Rides program.
CANYON LAKE HIGH—Grayson Freeman diagrammed a challenging route to Kingsville: Run three-and-a-quarter miles—the quarter came in the 4x400 relay—and do it quickly. He turned one of those miles into a championship at the Area Track & Field Meet, April 23. His next stop is near the King Ranch, May 1-2, for the Region IV Meet.
CANYON LAKE HIGH—Not too bad when you exceed your personal record by three feet. Sort of like hitting three home runs in a game, or making three goals (a hat trick) in hockey or soccer.
Colton is our Center of Attention. The Llano High junior lofted the shot put 51 feet, eight-and-a-half inches to capture the gold medal in the Area Track & Field Meet, April 23.
Llano High senior Tiger Maddox is about to become part of one of the most successful football teams in the country: Baylor. She won't be needed at linebacker, but she has been selected to be a cheerleader (Yell Leader) at BU—quite an accomplishment months before enrolling in Waco.
"I am beyond excited for this opportunity,"
There are some games you want to win more than others. One, I imagine, is the last contest played in your ball park. It certainly will get a lot of attention. The players might take their kids to the fancy venue on campus and tell them how they shut down the old place.
AUSTIN—It took forever to decide. Darkness descended upon the historic Onion Creek Golf Club, which made it about as easy to see on the 18th hole as it is to see inside the cup.
When all the hassle, all the talk, all the math was done, Llano had been proclaimed winner of the bronze medal in the state golf championships.
"It's a fantastic experience,"
An LHS freshman has qualified for FCCLA national competition in Washington, D.C. this summer. Sydney Kuehne took first place in regional contests for her speech on Human Trafficking. She also received a $4000 scholarship to Texas Tech, unusual for a freshman to have scholarships. Sydney gave her speech at the LISD April Board meeting Tuesday.
Junior High Band Director Kevin Riley introduced to the board eight of his students who performed at the Yamaha 24th Music for All National Festival at In ...
I came to Llano in 1993, fell in love with this town and decided this is where I would make my home. I moved here in November of 1993. I have lived in the same house for almost 22 years and love it. I have never regretted the decision to move here.
In my time here I have seen many changes, some for the better, some not.
