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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...
Four ways to discuss Easter with your family
Every Easter, we have the opportunity to celebrate how Christ died and was resurrected from the grave to save us from death as sinners. As adults, we...
Supporting disabilities seen and unseen
When a child develops a scab on their knee from a fall off their bicycle or a broken arm from attempting WWE stunts on the couch, people...
Celebrating women today and yesterday
March is Women’s History Month. Since the beginning of time, women have contributed in a variety of ways to the world and society we live in today....
What does it mean to shine?
In John 1:9, Jesus is called “the true light, which gives light to everyone.” John asserts Jesus is the true light. The true light that darkness cannot overcome...
Celebrating growth on National Single Parent Day
Today is National Single Parent Day. At Buckner International, we have the special opportunity to come alongside so many single parents through the Buckner Family Pathways® program...
The Beaumont Foundation of America continues to support foster care needs
The Beaumont Foundation of America has provided new clothing to children in Buckner foster care since 2007. This year, the nonprofit foundation committed another $66,300 and recently...
A Psalm for a stressful time
Have you ever been on the Sunday evening worry wheel? Recently, my mind was spinning and unproductively thinking of the week ahead. I couldn’t concentrate on a...
More than two decades of Buckner Shoes for Orphan Souls® and 5 million lives impacted
25 years. This is a figure I’ve contemplated often over the last few months. That’s because the ministry project I’m privileged to serve – Buckner Shoes for...
Creating safe community for fathers and father figures
Water pours over a vase of ping-pong balls as a young dad shares the heartache of his earliest memory. When the water empties, he sees the word...