Enrique and Anay ask what will happen to the Trails End when they leave? It is hard to imagine that place without Enrique and Anay. We know them as loving, caring people, but most of all they are the kind of people that to the stranger quickly become the friend that lives in their heart. Over the past 30 days 22 families have been helped with gifts of food. It is an interesting group these 22 families. They come not only from Buffalo Gap, but Abilene, Lawn, Tuscola and the surrounding communities. Three families live in places that have no running water, no utilities, and no income. Some are elderly while others just find the Trails End a welcome place a place to learn of the love of God.
Followers
- The Trails End
- Buffalo Gap, Texas
- People in our community often make choices between food and medicine; young mothers sacrifice meals so that their children do not have to. Hunger strikes the marginalized and is furthered by poverty. Hungry children are more likely to be sick, more likely to miss school and less likely to succeed. Hunger affects not just the children in our community, but also the elderly and others who might be in a tight spot and needing a helping hand. If you have an interest in being part of what is taking shape in Buffalo Gap, we would love to share the vision of the Trails End with you.
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