Pray Jones Stadium 2018

Looking for a place to go eat during your Christmas shopping this weekend? Visit Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux! Bring a gift card from ANY retailer to Walk-Ons that will go to survivors of s*x trafficking at One Voice Home & receive a free appetizer of fried pickles or cheese fries! 💙🎄🥰

Join us tonight to support One Voice Home & survivors of s*x trafficking! Festivities start at 6pm & the Live Auction is at 7pm! If you can’t join in-person, join digitally by texting AOF 2020 to 243-725! 🤩🎨💙

Today's the day! So throw on your Sunday best & come join the party! Doors open at 3pm for a preview, festivities begin at 6pm, with the live auction beginning at 7pm! If you haven't registered yet just text AOF2020 to 243-725! Let's celebrate freedom through the power of art! 🎨🤩💙

Join us next week as we have a great time for a great cause! ❤️

We are officially ONE WEEK from Art of Freedom 2020! In order to comply with the current COVID-19 occupancy guidelines we have increased our hours! We will open our doors at 3pm on October 9th at the TTU McKenzie-Merket Alumni Center. Festivities start at 6pm, with the live auction beginning at 7pm. If you don’t feel comfortable or are just unable to join us in person you won’t be left out! This year we have gone digital & now you can bid from anywhere!

Be sure to bring your smart phone or mobile device to Art of Freedom to use for silent auction bidding & giving. More information about the electronic auction & giving will be posted on our website & on social media throughout the week!

Now raise your hand if you’re excited!! 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️

We can’t imagine how much His heart aches for us, watching all of this and knowing all of the hurt, confusion, & isolation.💔

But He knows the outcome and He knows we will overcome! 🙌

Lord, we praise you in this storm! 🙏

“Jesus wept.” The shortest verse in the Bible, yet one of the most powerful.

Two words that are filled with compassion, love, sympathy, & understanding. Those that Jesus loved were broken hearted.

And because of that, so was He.

He didn’t have to weep. He knew a miracle was about to happen, even if they didn’t. He could have told them everything would be fine. He could have stayed stone faced. He could have done a multitude of things...but He wept.

He felt every emotion; love, despair, anger, & grief. When we suffer, He knows the pain we feel. He can relate to us. He knows the outcome and we don’t so when we weep, He weeps.

I can’t help but think this is how He must feel today, watching all the pain in our world. He knows the outcome, but He also knows our hurt.

Jesus wept.

And so should we.

Weep with them that weep.

Lord, break our hearts for what breaks Yours. 💙

Great turn out at this morning’s Joining Voices Ribbon Cutting & City Proclamation with One Voice Home, Voice of Hope, Open Door! Remember, if you see something, say something, & DO SOMETHING! Together we can !