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Acting on our values
Just 10 days before his assassination, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at the Rabbinical Assembly in New York. In his address, Dr. King called on “people...
Doing what’s hard
A few weeks ago I met a lady who told me about her eight children. She and her husband have four biological children and four adopted children....
Today is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
A young woman is regularly beaten by her husband, self-medicates with drugs and alcohol and loses her kids to foster care. A teenage boy runs away and...
A relationship with the Shepherd
When sheep fall over onto their backs, they can't get up. This is called a cast sheep. They need a shepherd to help them get back on...
Giving the gift of hope this Christmas
Spending Christmas with loved ones is a special time to rest, recharge and celebrate the birth of Jesus. But for some, Christmas can bring feelings of overwhelm...
Where does poverty live?
What does poverty look like? When we think of poverty, most of us think about a homeless person we see on the side of the road begging...
Having faith bigger than your fears
My faith was put to a serious test four and a half years ago when my then 15-year-old son was diagnosed with a rare neuroendocrine cancer that...
As good stewards of God’s grace
The home of Julie and Brian Price mirrors the dreams they have together: Big and used for the service of others. A house with ample space in...
Merry Christmas to you and your family
Merry Christmas! Buckner is so thankful for you. We have enjoyed journeying through Advent with you. Ever since that special night in a lowly inn, Christmas offers...
Stitched together
Claudia Pérez Ramirez's neighbor told her about Buckner. But she had to see for herself to believe it was true. She attended a Buckner informational program at...