Christian Appalachian Project
@ChrisAppProj
Building hope, transforming lives, and sharing Christ's love through service in Appalachia.
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In this episode, Jessica Blankenship, Executive Director of @KMHOF2002, joins us to dive into the rich, unexpected, and ever-evolving sounds of Appalachian music. Find the show on all major podcast platforms, then CLICK the link to FOLLOW the SHOW: christianapp.org/podcast
CAP's Family Life Child Development Center recently went on a fall field trip to the pumpkin patch. Our children love to have fall fun every year! #FallFun #AppalachianYouth #CAP #Appalachia
CAP's Family Life Child Development Center hosted a Trunk or Treat event yesterday. Love seeing their smiles! #FallFun #AppalachianYouth #CAP #Appalachia
Our Elderly Services program recently hosted a Monster Mash event for our seniors. We love to see them dress up, dance, and make fun memories through fellowship. #MonsterMash #Seniors #Appalchia #CAP
CAP is proud to announce our 2025 Champions of Appalachia. Congratulations to Seth Long of H.O.M.E.S. Inc. and Brittany and Rob Lawson. Thank you for helping people in need in Appalachia!
CAP joined @wkyt Everyday Kentucky in studio to talk about CAP's Operation Sharing program. We are currently in our season of open enrollment. Do you want to partner with us to deliver hope to people in need? Visit: christianapp.org/operationshari… Watch now: youtu.be/-wv9ySu6dKk
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CAP in the News: Delivering Hope Through Partnerships
CAP's Child Development Center recently went on a fall field trip to visit a local fire station. Our kids were able to meet firefighters and learn about their service to the community. We love investing in the future of Appalachia!
October is #NationalBookMonth and we are excited to continue our partnership with @dollyslibrary, a book-gifting program that mails free, high-quality books to children. CAP initiated this program in our service counties to promote literacy in our region.
Our Elderly Services program is embracing the fall season with a fun pumpkin-painting activity. We're truly grateful for these moments of connection and fellowship with our seniors! 🎃 🍂
Today is #HungerWalk2025! Join us today at one of our CAP-sponsored walks or donate today to fight food insecurity in Appalachia. Together we can fight hunger and feed hope! Donate today: christianapp.org/hungerwalk
This Thursday is #HungerWalk2025! Join us today at one of our CAP-sponsored walks or donate today to fight food insecurity in Appalachia. Together we can fight hunger and feed hope! Donate today: christianapp.org/hungerwalk
CAP honors the brave men and women who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. We remember you. We will never forget.
CAP's Elderly Services program recently hosted a Hawaiian Luau in Mt. Vernon, bringing together participants, staff, volunteers, and guests for a day of fellowship, food, music, and joy.
Kentucky’s own Jordan Allen, who was featured on Season 27 of @nbcthevoice, joins our podcast to share how Appalachian roots shaped his music and mission. Listen now wherever you get your favorite podcasts: wearecap.org/podcast
Did you know CAP has a brand-new website? We’ve got a fresh new look, and we’d love for you to see it. It’s easier than ever to learn, give, and get involved. Visit us today: christianapp.org
20 years after Hurricane Katrina changed lives forever, CAP joins @WKYT to reflect on how our early response helped shape the way we serve communities during disasters today. Watch now to learn more: youtu.be/7rDT7LvMeWQ
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CAP in the News: Hurricane Katrina 20 Years Later
Filmmaker and cultural preservationist Kelley St. Germain shares how storytelling became a mission to protect Appalachian heritage. Tune in for a powerful reminder of why these stories matter—and why they must be preserved. Listen now: wearecap.org/podcast
Meet Diana and Deanie—lifelong friends reunited through CAP's Elderly Services program! From working side by side at Eagle Elementary to serving with the Eagle-Sawyer Fire Department, CAP brought them back together with stories and laughter to share.
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