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Friday photo: Drive Adoption with Duck Dynasty
Willie and Korie Robertson launched Drive Adoption at the Duck Commander 500 on Saturday, April 9. Buckner was honored to join the Duck Dynasty crew and 15...
Buckner Peru helps man connect with God, changes life
The weight of Angel Coyllo’s past was crushing him. It’s hard to blame him. He was abused by his father as far back as his memory could...
MAY 4: Buckner day of prayer for vulnerable children
“Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute.” -Proverbs 31:8 The needs of children who have been neglected or...
Giving hope and shoes in Dallas
Buckner staff and volunteers distributed 250 pairs of shoes to children in need at David G. Burnet Elementary School in the Bachman Lake community April 16. Many...
Faith Focus: Prayer for families
Each day, Buckner serves families. The needs of each are as different as their situations. No matter why they come, they all are looking for hope for...
The power of a hug
Janet Biggar recently went on her first Buckner mission trip. She and the team shined hope into the lives of vulnerable children in Peru by delivering presents. Children...
Buckner Family Pathways: A second chance at life
After a failed marriage, Charbra and her two kids struggled to stay afloat. With the help of Buckner Family Pathways in Amarillo, she was able to get...
Faith Focus: Commitment affects the entire family
Few events in life bring as much anticipation and enthusiasm as a wedding. Months of planning come to fruition in one beautiful day where friends and family...
Friday photo: Pueblo de Palma
Last Friday, 11 couples made a public marriage commitment in the Pueblo de Palmo community of the Rio Grande Valley. Buckner International President Albert Reyes officiated the...
‘Til death do us part’ | Rio Grande Valley families wed in mass wedding ceremony
The seats in the church filled in with wedding guests. It was a community moment; it was an anticipated moment. The guests were busy in quiet chatter...