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Inspired to volunteer
Every person who chooses to volunteer with Buckner is an important member of our ministries. This month, we are celebrating National Volunteer Month by highlighting some of our wonderful...
Serving the Lord with joy
When I started working in my first ever social work role, I wrote Colossians 3:23-24 on my mirror so I would see it and remember every day...
Buckner Lubbock celebrates new office space
The grand opening of Buckner Lubbock’s new office space was commemorated yesterday with a ribbon cutting and reception. Located at 5307 West Loop 289, Ste. 202, the...
Inside look at Never Alone with Dr. Albert Reyes
Dr. Albert Reyes, president and CEO of Buckner International, is releasing his third book "Never Alone: The Power of Family to Inspire Hope" in May. Never Alone...
How one church shines hope in Longview
New Beginnings Baptist Church in Longview, Texas, recently received Buckner Longview's inaugural Shining Hope Award for volunteerism. The NBBC congregation has long supported Buckner ministries in Longview...
Reminders of God’s beauty this spring
Spring is a beautiful season that reminds us of new beginnings and growth. As the flowers bloom and trees regain their leaves, we are reminded of the...
What’s it like to volunteer with Buckner?
I’ve never been accused of having a servant spirit. I was raised in a home with an “Us vs. Them” mentality. My family wasn’t concerned with helping...
Standing up for children and families for Child Abuse Prevention Month
When we talk about child abuse we often focus on the thousands of kids affected — as we should. We talk about how the majority of kids...
Buckner Retirement Services, Inc. wins bid for Fort Worth senior living community
Nonprofit senior living provider Buckner Retirement Services was declared the prevailing party to acquire The Stayton at Museum Way, a Fort Worth senior living community. The Stayton will be the seventh...
Reflecting on Easter
We don’t have a resurrection to life without a crucifixion to death. Good Friday is good for us, not so good for Jesus who was crucified that...