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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;...
Living in the future, now
In my first three blog posts on this topic, I’ve painted a picture of our demographic future that is multicultural, bilingual, and predominantly Hispanic (see below for...
Celebrating Black History Month
February marks Black History Month, a tribute to African American men and women who have made significant contributions to the history, culture and achievements of the United...
Three Buckner senior living communities named ‘Best of Senior Living’ by A Place for Mom
Buckner senior living communities Calder Woods in Beaumont, Buckner Parkway Place in Houston and Baptist Retirement Community in San Angelo were honored as Best of Senior Living 2022...
Andrea Sparks appointed as director of government relations
Veteran child-rights advocate Andrea Sparks will serve as the director of government relations for Buckner International, effective immediately. Sparks comes to Buckner from Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s...
The joy of the Lord
When we say, “The joy of the Lord is my strength,” we are admitting we are insufficient without him. This is a different joy than the world...
Coping strategies for caregivers
Being a caregiver is hard work. The devotion and sacrifice you bring to care for your loved ones in need is rewarding, but you can also experience...
Hope is what people need and want
This month, Buckner President and CEO Albert Reyes sat down to do a Q&A to discuss the ministries at Buckner International. He covers topics such as fundraising,...
Migration in the global borderlands
I knew I was in a new world when I tuned into the local evening news and the announcer said, “And now, from northern Chihuahua, southern New...
Love is in the air
Are you dreaming of hearts, roses, chocolates and romance? Or maybe you’re contemplating the aspects of love described in books like The Five Love Languages by Gary...