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Kendall Lyons

Dallas
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With more than two decades of experience, Kendall Lyons has worked for KNON 89.3 FM, KXAS-TV, KFOR-TV, The Terrell Tribune, The Quinlan-Tawakoni News, and several media outlets as a writer and reporter.

Kendall is also an illustrator of multiple cartoons for children, middle grade, ministry, and news publications.

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Celebrating Churches: Churches partner to repair parsonage

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By Kendall Lyons
| Baptist Standard Verified
Celebrating Churches: Churches partner to repair parsonage Volunteers from Hyde Park Church in Austin assist Primera Iglesia Bautista in Brownwood in repairing their parsonage. (Photo/Antonio Gonzalez) Print Article Guillermo Salinas commutes from San Antonio to Brownwood to minister and pastor Primera Iglesia Bautista in Brownwood.
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Paxton, Talarico attempt to appeal to Christian faith among voters

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By Kendall Lyons
| Baptist Standard Verified
Print Article Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico portray their U.S. Senate campaigns in Texas as fights for the soul of America—one in which God plays an active yet vastly different role. Talarico, believing God is on the side of the oppressed and the marginalized, focuses his message to voters on equity and protecting personal freedom.
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Angel House celebrating 40 years serving Austin homeless

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By Kendall Lyons
| Baptist Standard Verified
Print Article Angel House Soup Kitchen is celebrating 40 years of feeding the homeless and sharing the gospel in Austin. Cindy and Mark Smith serve as directors of Angel House Soup Kitchen at Austin Baptist Chapel, a ministry founded in June 1986 by Frank Deutsch. In 2015, the Smith’s left their home in Dublin, Ga., to assist in outreach. “Back in 1986, there was no one but the Salvation Army that would serve a hot meal for guests,” said Cindy, who serves as volunteer coordinator for the ministry.
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