Canyon

We are always grateful to read your thoughts on Echoes and the work of the H. E. Butt Foundation.

One family models what it looks like to share the Canyon—and their faith journey—with the next generation.

"I just wanted to ask: Can men come here?"

12-Step participants from San Angelo find rest and renewal through H. E. Butt Foundation Camp.

In 1660, John Dryden wrote the prefix to a collection of poems by his brother-in-law (and sometimes patron) Sir Robert Howard. A few lines from Dryden’s prefix poem appear in five places throughout the Canyon—from the Headwaters activity barn to the Cody Center to Lavernis Royal’s hand stenciling outside the Dryden room at Laity Lodge’s Black Bluff.

A conversation in the Great Hall stuck with Mark Roberts for over a decade, and now it is one of the guiding principles of his work at Fuller Seminary's Max DePree Center.

American Indians of Texas and the Foundation came together to better understand which tribes specifically would have visited the Canyon.

Read this commentary on the stanza from "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" carved on the entrance sign to Linnet’s Wings on the H. E. Butt Foundation Camp property.

Artist and professor Dan McGregor has been drawing the flora and fauna of the Frio River Canyon for a few years. Here is his perspective on re-creating creation.

Hundreds of thousands of people have experienced the East Fork of the Frio River. But only a few experience it like Scott Bauer.