Christ Church Camp is a tent city on private land inside the city limits of Amarillo, TX. The tent city is home to several displaced or homeless people in the city. The City of Amarillo has found and attempting to enforce an old ordinance that will not allow people to camp longer than 72 hours at a time. This will force all the residence to leave and disperse around the city. They currently face a fine of $12,000 if they do not comply. We spent the day visiting with residence of Christ Church Camp and covering the peaceful protest march on February 25, 2018 in Amarillo, TX.
Brian Moore a local resident at Christ Church Camp in Amarillo, TX on February 25, 2018. Photo by Shaie WilliamsAmber Hunter the founder and Jodie Shakelford a local resident at Christ Church Camp in Amarillo, TX on February 25, 2018. Photo by Shaie WilliamsAmber Hunter the founder and Bill Kessel camp cordinator and a local resident at Christ Church Camp in Amarillo, TX on February 25, 2018. Photo by Shaie WilliamsChrist Church Camp a tent city for dispalced individuals in Amarillo, TX on February 25, 2018. Photo by Shaie WilliamsChrist Church Camp a tent city for dispalced individuals in Amarillo, TX on February 25, 2018. Photo by Shaie WilliamsJodie Shakelford and her two dogs Pumpkin and Boss a local resident at Christ Camp in Amarillo, TX on February 25, 2018. Photo by Shaie WilliamsNick Rocha a resident of Christ Church Camp carries a sign while marching in protest of the City of Amarillo. Taken in Amarillo, TX on February 25, 2018.
