An East Texas-based ministry is taking people from darkness to the light, restoring vision to more than 10,000 people through Sight.org's mobile clinics in West Africa.
Two years after a permanent move to Poland as missionaries, the McClung family is reflecting on new memories made during their first visit to their former home in East Texas.
Amber Acosta has found peace in an unexpected place. Creating hundreds of wooden crosses is helping her grieve the loss of her father after nearly a decade.
As the cost of groceries continues to climb, one East Texas ministry is seeing more people walk through their doors. For three decades, St. Paul Children's Services has been dedicated to helping families thrive.
An East Texas artist is looking to his faith to bring beauty to the world. From his studio in downtown Tyler, Robert Puschautz is training aspiring artists to produce sacred art that inspires others.
Nearly 30 years ago, Andy Eaker miraculously bounced back from a serious childhood brain injury. Today, the Longview native is using that experience to encourage and empathize with patients as a hospital chaplain.
Skateboarding isn’t just a sport. It’s also a form of counterculture expression for many. Faith is also finding its footing in an East Texas skate park that draws people from across the region to perfect skills, tricks, and techniques.
Starting a second career can be a real leap of faith. For more than two decades, the Christian Women’s Job Corps in Tyler has empowered thousands of East Texas women.
After a half-century, an East Texas artist is still perfecting his calling in life. From his workshop in Larue, Felix Avalos is using wood carvings to share his faith with people around the country.
For many, Mother’s Day is about cherished memories. This year, an East Texas woman is holding on to her belief that a mother’s relationship with her child is eternal.
The Healing Hearts and Minds Program at St. Gregory Cathedral School in Tyler offers elementary students weekly instruction in character formation and mental health needs.
At the start of the holiday travel season, countless East Texans will be among the passengers navigating crowds at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
A boating accident on Lake Palestine in Smith County nearly ended in tragedy for two families. Now, almost 40 years later, they’re finally learning the story of the man who rescued them and saved eight lives.
By KLTV Digital Media Staff and KTRE Digital Media Staff
Our reports were never designed to examine the origins or validity of faith, rather, how those who do believe make it the essence of who they are. We choose prayer as a centerpiece because of its universal appeal.
As the nearly 400 Muslim families living in Tyler and Longview observe the holy month of Ramadan, the East Texas Islamic Society is opening its doors to visitors.
A month after powerful tornadoes cut a path of destruction through the town of Alto, members of one congregation say they're finding unexpected blessings after this test of faith.
When children with disabilities outlive their parents, one East Texas ministry provides a solution for the tough question: “What will happen to my child?”
Making the most out of the lunch hour is taking on a new meaning for some East Texas women of faith. They’re feeding a hunger for spiritual growth through an hour-long bible study.
The holiday known as ‘Day of the Dead’ falls in the first few days of November, though this ancient tradition has little to do with the scary rituals of Halloween.
Weather may be his professional passion, KLTV chief meteorologist Mark Scirto answered another calling as a young boy. This year he's marking 50 years of involvement in music ministry.
A form of art synonymous with church sanctuaries has had a profound impact on one East Texas couple. Stained glass has become more than hobby for David and Teresa Darby. It's guiding their faith.
