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Wally Barnett, Perry, holds his son Braydon Barnett on his knees. His son just won all-around cowboy in the youth ministries for 2009.
Dean Rogers, 68, of Tongonoxie waits with his quarter horses, watching other riders compete in a barrel racing event on a Friday night.
Warming up their horses before a evening event at the Crossroads Cowboy Church in Williamstown, riders spend time visiting and getting to know one another.
Texas’ massive Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium will be the site of today’s Kansas-Texas game. The Jayhawks enter as a 271⁄2- point underdog.
Workers with Wilcott Construction Inc., Kansas City, MO., lower steel beams into the roof of St. Luke AME church, 9th and New York St, Friday, Nov. 20, 2009. After more than five years of fundraising, work is underway to install a new steel cross-gable arch to stabilize the historic church.
Mike Wilkins with Wilcott Construction Inc., Kansas City, MO., views the interior of St. Luke AME church, 9th and New York St, Friday, Nov. 20, 2009. After more than five years of fundraising, work is underway to install a new steel cross-gable arch to stabilize the historic church. The dropped ceiling will be removed and the original tin ceiling will be restored as part of the restoration project.
Workers with Wilcott Construction Inc., Kansas City, MO., lower steel beams into the roof of St. Luke AME church, 9th and New York St, Friday, Nov. 20, 2009. After more than five years of fundraising, work is underway to install a new steel cross-gable arch to stabilize the historic church.
Virginia Hamm, a member of St. Luke AME church and a church steward, takes photographs of the building Friday, Nov. 20, 2009, as reconstruction begins on the historic church.
A worker with Wilcott Construction Inc., walks across the peak of the St. Luke AME church roof as crews placed new a steel cross-gable arch to stabilize the historic church. The new-Gothic Revival building was constructed in 1910 and Langston Hughes, one of the most important literary figures of the 20th Century attended the church as a youth.
Jim Mann, left, and Dustin Short, with Wilcott Construction Inc., Kansas City, MO., position a steel beam into the roof of St. Luke AME church, 9th and New York St, Friday, Nov. 20, 2009. After more than five years of fundraising, work is underway to install a new steel cross-gable arch to stabilize the historic church.
The Shroud of Turin, a 13-foot-long linen revered by some as the burial cloth of Jesus, is shown at the Cathedral of Turin, Italy, in this Aug. 12, 2000, file photo. A Vatican researcher claims a nearly invisible text on the Shroud of Turin proves the authenticity of the artifact.
Headquarters counselor and director Marcia Epstein closes her eyes as she listens to a Wichita caller routed through the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline on Thursday at Headquarters. The counseling service is approaching its 40th anniversary. In 1969, Headquarters started as a drug abuse counseling center. It has expanded over time to help people with a broad range of issues.
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