People love to talk about churches, the institutions that provide so much meaning and hope to people.

We love the stories of how churches built communities and inspired people.

But if you look at the church, the images, the history and the stories, there’s not much that comes close to capturing what this place means to so many people.

The story of how the church has grown over the centuries and changed is well known.

It’s a story of people striving for freedom, equality, justice, and compassion, and of the challenges they faced.

But when we think of churches, we think about the people who built them and how their efforts shaped the way we think and live.

In the US, the story of the church is one of religious transformation.

From the founding of the first Baptist church in 1822, through the formation of denominations like Methodists, Presbyterians, Baptists, and Quakers, the American church has changed dramatically.

The US is the largest Protestant country, and a recent study showed that only about two percent of Americans are Christian.

And while the majority of churches in the US are white, there are pockets of communities of color, including African Americans, Latinos, Asian Americans, Native Americans, and LGBTQ people.

So, what happens when a church is destroyed?

How does the church turn into a space that can be used as a museum, a gallery, or a gallery of stories?

These are some of the questions we’re exploring as we delve into the life and history of the First Baptist Church of West Texas in Amarillo, Texas.

When a church comes to an end, how does the community respond?

How do people react?

We’ve found that, in some cases, the community responds positively to the loss.

For example, in the years before the church was burned, many of the people in the congregation were engaged in prayer and service, and many of them had created a memorial service, which they would often donate to charities.

In addition, the congregation helped create a fundraising site and donated a lot of money to charities in the area.

In response to the church’s loss, many people joined together to make donations to help rebuild the church.

For years after the fire, people donated money to the churches and the people that were impacted by the fire.

But it wasn’t until the church came to an abrupt end that the community responded.

Many of the families who had lost loved ones in the fire were invited to join a community service project in which they created a mural and painted the names of those who had died.

The community rallied around the murals and the family members and started making contributions.

And in 2017, the family received a donation from the First Presbyterian Church in Dallas to help support the community through the recovery of their church.

The congregation came together again and helped rebuild the community.

Today, the church remains active and the community is involved in its reconstruction, and it is an incredible example of how a community can come together to rebuild and honor a church.

How do churches change?

How can churches be transformed?

In the aftermath of a church, what is the first step to turning the place into a new home for the community?

As we think back on the past, it can be difficult to remember how important the church once was.

The stories and images of the churches that have fallen around the country are just as important as the people inside them.

They represent the stories and experiences of a place that is now a community, and they provide an incredible opportunity to connect with those who have lost their lives.

But what about the stories that people still keep?

How are they going to keep the memories of the places that once stood?

One of the greatest challenges in rebuilding a church or community is that it has a legacy.

Many churches in America are located in the heart of small towns and rural communities, and often these churches are not as welcoming as the church that once served those communities.

One of our biggest challenges is that we don’t always know what the future holds for a church in a community.

When we talk about rebuilding a community from the ground up, we often start with the stories people still have of the old church, but we don’st know what those stories are going to look like.

One person we were able to connect to was Bob, who had lived in Amarillos church for 25 years.

He had lived there for 40 years, but Bob had always wanted to tell the story that he and his family had lived through in the church before the fire and how it impacted his life.

Bob went to church every Sunday, and he wanted to show people how his family lived in the neighborhood.

Bob and his wife, Sue, had two daughters.

Sue, however, struggled with her diabetes.

She could barely walk, and her diabetes was a constant threat to her life.

It was very important to Sue that Bob was able to share his story.

Bob started the First Christian Baptist Church in Amarilla, Texas, in 1972. He was