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Retired missionaries celebrate 66 years of marriage
Valentine’s Day often conjures up images of extreme romanticism, candy hearts and dozens of red roses; It’s candlelight dinners, walks in the park and boxes of chocolate....
Lufkin church builds house for Buckner family in Rio Grande Valley
Members of First Baptist Church in Lufkin, Texas, are changing the lives of a family living almost 500 miles away with the gift of a brand...
10 ways you can make a difference in 2015
The New Year is here, and we’re all looking for ways to improve our lives. Why not look for ways to improve the lives of others, too?...
Project Go volunteer: ‘I was made for one purpose’
Hannah Hagar served with Project Go for five weeks in the Rio Grande Valley in 2013 with a small team of young people from her church, Memorial...
Still giving back: Calder Woods resident exemplifies life of service
Sibyl Allen learned the importance of helping others and giving back at a very young age. Growing up in the Depression, she saw her parents help others...
A Project Go-er’s top six tips for a great mission trip experience
It might sound cliché, but serving in Guatemala through Project Go changed my life. I was able to serve in a capacity I never thought was possible...
Buckner gives 3 millionth pair of shoes to Guatemalan child
By Lauren Hollon Sturdy JOCOTENANGO, Guatemala – Dulce Alquijay Raymundo smiled deeply as Buckner social worker Perla Maldonado crouched beside her and slides new pink and white...
Freedom in the Lord
By Shea Svendson “But whenever anyone turns to the Lord, the veil is taken away… where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.” 2 Corinthians...
Top three things I learned through Project Go
When asked to write about the top things I learned through my Project Go experience, I immediately agreed. Why? Because I could write about Project Go for...