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My Father’s House, Buckner Celebrate
Union in Lubbock
More than 150 friends and supporters gathered in Lubbock on Tuesday, May 6 to celebrate the joining of My Father’s House Lubbock and Buckner Children and Family Services.
City mayor David A. Miller issued a special recognition to My Father’s House and Buckner on behalf of the City of Lubbock, honoring each organization’s contributions to the community and supporting the recently combined services as they “unite to minister to those most-in-need.”
“These are exciting times for My Father’s House,” said interim director Paula Smith. “We are a young ministry. We’ve only been around for four years. To now be a part of an organization with such a long history and so many years of experience, it gives us great hope and excitement for the future of our programs.”
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Missouri Rotary Collects 17,000
Shoes for Orphans
In its seventh year collecting shoes for orphans and at-risk children, Missouri Rotary District 6040 'stepped up' again to donate more than 17,000 pairs of shoes, 1,300 pairs of socks and $6,028.40 to benefit Shoes for Orphan Souls.
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Baptist Immigration Services of Brownwood Opens in Central Texas
Baptist Immigration Services of Brownwood opened its doors April 16 to meet the need for Christian immigration services in Central Texas.
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Buckner Fights Child Abuse
Buckner staff in Beaumont and Child Protective Services, clad in blue, took the message of child abuse prevention to the streets on April 2 by handing out information at busy city intersections.
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A Small Gift of Affection
I met Borya in my second week during the Buckner summer internship program in St. Petersburg, Russia. My team spent the week at an orphanage camp, doing Bible programs and spending time with the children.
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Buckner Hosts First Annual
Missions Conference
More than 300 people attended Buckner International's first-ever Go.Be.Do. Global Missions Conference on April 12 at Park Cities Baptist Church.
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