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‘I feel like God gave me this job’
Imagine accepting a new job in an unfamiliar town straight out of college. Now imagine that during your first week at that new job, your spouse suffers a life-threatening, debilitating
Imagine accepting a new job in an unfamiliar town straight out of college. Now imagine that during your first week at that new job, your spouse suffers a life-threatening, debilitating
We heard about Danny and Celia Blair from Executive Officer for Mission and Ministry Fr. Andrew O’Connor and Foundation Development Officer Shaynna Brown. As part of Saint Francis’ Nonprofit Appreciation
The Saint Francis Ministries Advocacy Team has remained busy over the last months, collaborating and building relationships with community partners and advocating for policies that positively impact child welfare. Most
Saint Francis staff showed appreciation for its various community partners by delivering cookies, cupcakes, and expressions of gratitude to those individuals and organizations that support SFM in its mission to
Bright, inquisitive, and active, 12-year-old Leilani gets a kick out of math “because it’s fun.” It’s her favorite class, but it’s not the only thing she enjoys about school. She
Julissa (15), William (14), and Neveah (11) are close siblings, each with a unique personality. Warm-hearted and supportive, Julissa loves makeup, watching movies, and spending time with her pals. She’s
The Wichita School Psychological Association (WSPA) and Wichita Unified School District 259 recently came through for kids in a big way with a hefty donation 500 backpacks and duffle bags,
Saint Francis Ministries’ Advocacy Team helped make history last month with the passage of the SOUL Family Option, making Kansas the first state in nation to adopt the permanency option
Saint Francis Ministries is one of 15 organizations to recently receive the Texas Home Visiting (THV) grant award from the Prevention and Early Intervention Division of the Department of Family
Saint Francis expanding services into Central Texas Saint Francis Ministries has recently begun an expansion of its work in the Lone Star State by providing foster care and in-home prevention
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