Family

Eight families shared one telephone line. Neal Beard remembers the etiquette, interruptions and humor of rural Bill Arp, Georgia, in this October 2022 archive story.

Donna (Varner) Presnal recalls Caldwell, childhood friendships, and the neighbors whose kindness made a lasting difference.

By Mark Harris From The Front Porch Magazine archives: Summer–Fall 2010, pages 13 and 51. Some people growing up have the experience of being able to go into a basement or attic of a friend or relative. If the basement belongs to a relative, then maybe they get to go more than once, and with someone who knows about all the things stored. Then the questions asked could be, “What is this” or ‘What was this used for?” Then someone might say that things always smell musty or that

Authori Bio: J. Tyler Clark is a co-editor and ad manager for the Front Porch Magazine. He is an estate planning and probate attorney based out of Caldwell, TX. He also is the Founder of the Christian Higher Education Foundation which helps increase access to Christian colleges and universities. For Dee and Dr. Carrie Ellis, home began before there were walls. It began with a piece of Burleson County countryside, a pond, a table set with roses and a question that would shape

The hospitable Kutach crew welcomes you to their home -- Rosewood Manor.

Faith and trust brought the Burgete family into ministry in Caldwell.

The story behind the eclectic, Snook, collection.