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Faith in action · Abilene

The calling
beyond the chair.

A neighborhood shop should pour something good back into the neighborhood. For us, community is not a campaign. It is part of the calling.

COT · ABILENE · MMXXIV

Serve first

Love made
practical.

Faith becomes visible in the way people are welcomed, encouraged, and cared for.

The shop’s story is rooted in fellowship and service—showing up for neighbors, making room for conversation, and treating every person with dignity.

Because a neighborhood shop should be more than a place people pass through. It should feel like a place they belong.

Adults and children gathered in prayer inside Crown of Thorns Barbershop
Prayer before the work
01 · WELCOME

Make room

Every person deserves to be received with dignity.

02 · FELLOWSHIP

Stay present

A neighborhood chair can make space for real conversation.

03 · SERVICE

Show up

Care becomes meaningful when it is made practical.

From the archive

Moments that belong to Abilene.

Real scenes from the shop’s community life and the people who have helped shape it.

The Crown of Thorns community team
Together
Michael and Victoria inside Crown of Thorns Barbershop
Michael & Victoria
The Suite 501 entrance to Crown of Thorns Barbershop
Home on Antilley Road

Have a community need?

Start with the need, then build the right response together.

Local churches, nonprofits, schools, and service organizations can contact the shop to begin a conversation. Participation is subject to team capacity and confirmation.

“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord.”

Colossians 3:23

Your next chair is waiting

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