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A living sacrifice
If you find yourself continually having to reset your mind back to a “good place,” you are not alone. The world we have encountered daily since things...
Women’s business conference inspires leaders on International Women’s Day
On International Women's Day, March 8, the Dallas Regional Chamber hosted their 24th annual women's business conference, celebrating women in the workplace and focusing on the themes of...
A reading list for foster families
It's National Reading Month! Reading has many benefits for adults and children, and whether you want to pick up an old classic or discover a new book,...
Creating fruitful relationships
Buckner Family Pathways™ in Houston recently launched a mentorship program for single parents in Family Pathways. Family Pathways has always provided support and empowerment for families, but through...
It’s International Women’s Day
Today is International Women's Day, and we celebrate the essence and diversity of women around the world. Today, we honor some of our international female leaders who...
Rest and trust
Humans cannot shake off doubt. No matter what life stage I find myself in, it is only a matter of time until I find myself doubting things,...
Demographics, diversity, destiny, and an answer to racism
Monday was the last day of Black History Month 2022. In my last post, I wrote this definition of racism: “Racism, a predisposition to prejudice, discrimination, or...
Single mom adopts brother through kinship care
Brooklyn Cole is a Buckner Family Pathways™ resident. She’s been working on her education and financial goals. But when her younger brother needed help, she stepped up...
Barbara Pierce Bush draws crowd to 9th annual Buckner luncheon
A sell-out crowd of 276 people attended the ninth annual Buckner Shining Hope Luncheon, which featured a conversation with Barbara Pierce Bush, co-founder and board chair of...
Hope amid evil
How do you feel watching the news this week? As you see the headlines unfold, it’s important not to lose hope. Hope is still a rare commodity;...