Amherst Christian Retreat Center

Mercy Retreat Center in Slaton, TX offers a peaceful sanctuary for spiritual reflection and growth, hosting events such as Eucharistic Revival Team gatherings and Healing Retreats. With a focus on love, forgiveness, and healing, Mercy Retreat Center provides a welcoming space for individuals seeking solace and connection with their faith.Generated from the website

Plains Baptist Assembly is located in Blanco Canyon about 9 miles south of Floydada Texas. Our current mission is to provide facilities and staffing to facilitate summer camps, retreats, and conferences. Our location is very unique and will likely surpize you when you visit us. Most do not expect to find such a beautiful place in this part of Texas. God uses the scenic beauty of our location and the servant hearts of our staff to complement the ministry of your events. We invite you to visit us and check out this piece of Blanco Canyon that we believe God created for His purposes. We are here to serve you and to help make sure your event is all it can be. Service to you and ministering to all who come through our gate IS our reason for existing! Plains Baptist Assembly was established in 1947 by a group of visionary people who followed God's leadership and direction to establish an encampment in this part of Texas. We will celebrate 60 years of ministry service this year. During this 60 years, more than 12, 000 professions of faith and more than 2, 300 decisions for special survice have been made during events held on the PBA campus. PBA has a RICH heritage of faithful service to our Lord. This heritage continues as we seek now to discover what God has in-store for PBA in the future!

The Episcopal Diocese of Northwest Texas is a vibrant community of individuals who are dedicated to spreading God's love through the Jesus movement. Located in Lubbock, TX, this diocese covers a vast area of 77,000 square miles, encompassing diverse landscapes and friendly cities. Led by Bishop J. Scott Mayer, the diocese is known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, where worshipers are embraced as old and trusted friends. With a pectoral cross symbolizing the region's beautiful open skies, the Episcopal Diocese of Northwest Texas invites individuals to join them in worship and experience the genuine hospitality of its people. As part of the Episcopal branch of the Jesus movement, this diocese is committed to fostering a sense of community and sharing God's love with all.Generated from the website