Highland Lakes Crisis Network becomes Ark of Highland Lakes

On Friday, April 11, as many as 300 supporters of the Highland Lakes Crisis Network drove a winding new caleche road deep into a 211-acre property off of Fairland Road (FM 1855) north of Marble Falls.

They drove out to hear the story of how this valuable property was acquired and about the rebranding of HLCN as The ARK of the Highland Lakes, a multifaceted hub of ministries with the goal to defeat generational poverty.

“Basically,” said Keven Naumann, HLCN president, “the idea is to amplify and extend what we have already done with the apartments we received from the Texas Housing Foundation. The goal is to create a progression of living environments and provide job training to help clients gain stability and figure out their lives.”