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A Jewel of a Gift (Nov 08)
The night before Jewel Wells died, one of her best friends visited her to say that she could go home if she was ready. She would see to it that Wells’ money went exactly where she wanted it: My Father’s House Lubbock. Read more
Smith to Lead My Father’s House (May 08)
After serving as the interim program director at My Father’s House Lubbock since February, Paula Smith has officially been named program director of the transitional ministry to single women beginning May 20. Read more about Smith leading MFHL
My Father’s House, Buckner Celebrate Union in Lubbock (May 08)
More than 100 friends and supporters gathered in Lubbock on Tuesday, May 6 to celebrate the joining of My Father’s House Lubbock and Buckner Children and Family Services. Read more about the celebration
Lubbock Ministry Becomes Part of Buckner (Feb. 08)
My Father’s House Lubbock became part of Buckner Children and Family Services Feb.22. Under an agreement between the two non-profit organizations, Buckner is assuming full operation of My Father’s House Lubbock, an ecumenical ministry to women in need in the Lubbock area. Buckner operates Buckner Children’s Home in Lubbock and numerous community ministries. Read more about this Lubbock ministry
Buckner International Takes Ownership of My Father’s House
(from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal)
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Residents Secure their Future at My Father’s House
Amy Talley is a self-described former addict. “Drugs, alcohol, you name it. I was very ‘of the world,’” she said. The 28-year-old mother remembers nights filled with drugs and men. “I could have gone to prison or to jail. My kids could have been taken away from me,” she said. Read more about the residents
Volunteers Make the Difference
June Hutson may be retired, but it doesn’t keep her from getting up early each Thursday morning and going to work. She arrives at the My Father’s House Lubbock kitchen, puts on some latex gloves and begins her meticulous labor of love – cutting carrots and loading hamburger buns to build sloppy joes. Read more about how volunteers make a difference
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My Father’s House Lubbock is an ecumenical ministry that provides a way for women who are poverty-impacted, homeless, abused or at-risk to take a new direction in their lives.
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