Fiber artist, Vallorie Henderson, a native of Eastern Kentucky, draws inspiration for her art from the vastness of the land and culture of the region. 

Laverne Winstead, one of CAP's community volunteers, reflects on her calling to give back. She wants to use the blessings she has been given to bless people who are in need. 

CAP has a new resource in McCreary County to serve families in need, helping the next generation on the road to success. 

As one-year volunteers and AmeriCorps members, Steve and Michelle Ault serve as facilitators of CAP’s Foley Mission Center, a lodging facility for volunteers and mission groups who travel to Appalachia from across the country to serve with CAP.

Thanks to generous donors, CAP's Grateful Bread Food Pantry is building a new building to serve people in need. 

Michael Caudill and his family were victims of the July 2022 floods in Eastern Kentucky. With CAP's help, this family overcame adversity. 

New St. Hurricane Church trusts God to get through disaster, utilizing donations from CAP's Operation Sharing. 

CAP works with partners in Pine Bluff, AK. 

By Tina V. Bryson 

And then there was light. For Brenda and her granddaughter, they had no electricity or running water in their bathroom since the floods of July 2022. But through strategic partnerships and committed volunteers, Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) was able to help this family that had fallen through the cracks.  

“I promised him I’d take care of her,” said Brenda, who is raising her teenage granddaughter after her son passed away from cancer.