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Six for San Antonio

Volume 7, Number 1
HOWARD BUTT JR. REFLECTS ON BEAUTY
Why Does the Foundation Camp Program Exist? Its Future & Purpose
Intentionality in Architecture

You have heard that it was said, “Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.” But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your father in heaven.

(Matthew 5:43-45)
February 2022| David Rogers

Loving Your Enemies
As I watch the news, I see discord and disharmony everywhere… the problem isn’t just out there—it’s also in my own heart, in our families, and in our organizations.
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February 2022

Howard Butt Reflects on Faith and Beauty
A reflection from Howard Butt Jr. about how our faith and beauty anchors the Foundation’s mission in relationship with God.
February 2022| Michael Freeman

Why Camp?
The purpose and future of the life-changing Foundation Camp
February 2022| Jonathan Card

Spaces Created for You & Me
San Antonio architect Jonathan Card reflects on bringing the intentionality of the Canyon to a new space in the city.
February 2022| Patton Dodd

We Gather. We Learn.
A series of events change San Antonio’s story—together.
February 2022| Staff Writer

When daylight comes, comes in the light
A poem by Arthur Hugh Clough.

Briefly

Kelsie Wessels
has accepted the role of director of Laity Lodge Family Camp. Kelsie has been a valuable part of the LLFC team for the past six years, and we are excited for this new chapter.
Dayton Whites
is our new director of Singing Hills for LLYC. He has served in various roles at the H. E. Butt Foundation for more than six years, including assistant director of operations at LLFC.
Joshua Gill
is our new assistant director of LLFC. He has been working in youth ministry in San Antonio for six years, and we are excited to welcome him, his wife Veronica, and their daughter Grace.

The Last Word

Guests participate in an art workshop led by artist Sarah Nelson as part of Laity Lodge’s quiet retreat in December 2021.