Are Truck Stop Chapels a Victim of Elogs?

March 15, 2024

Roger Foor has spent many Sundays lately waiting alone in a Truck Stop Chapel on Interstate 70 with a Bible nearby, hoping to talk with truckers in need of a prayer or just friendly conversation as they pass through the area. Foor, a member of Jersey Baptist Church in Pataskala, has been a truck stop chaplain in Hebron in Licking County for 25 years. Recently, he’s noticed that his flock of drivers is more worn down, and many are less likely to stop at the chapel because of job pressures… read more >

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