Lisa Bain Ministries

Lisa Bain Ministries Lisa Bain Ministries provides tangible support and encouragement to people facing personal crises through Pet Therapy visits and Resilience Care Packages. Care.
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Connection. Community Lisa Bain Ministries delivers hope and support to those who are facing illness, a special need, or a crisis situation. During these times of crisis, we need a connection with someone who cares. Care with Connection. This is the heart of our ministry. We believe that brokenness can give way to breakthrough when we are surrounded by encouragement, prayers, giving, and serving.

Brokenness is different for each person. Throughout our lives, we walk through illness, family hardship, job loss, relationship challenges, and financial struggles. Through our projects, we help people breakthrough the loneliness to find the hope and support they need. We understand the feeling of isolation and we want to assure people they are not alone. We also want to help the giver. Serving others brings healing on both sides. When we serve, it allows us to step out and see miracles happen within ourselves, and others. I am excited that you are here! I hope you find a place where you can serve others or receive from others as we journey together. Brokenness is not the end of your story. It can be your beautiful beginning. We want to help you. You are not alone. Ministry outreaches and sponsorship/donor opportunities

• Treasure Talks: Encouragement from those who have found treasure in brokenness, and now serve others.
• Sponsor a Treasure Talks Episode!
• Mabel’s Corner: Animal therapy for those walking through brokenness.
• Stuffed Mabel Joy dogs: A comfort keepsake with sponsorships available to help children in need.
• Resilience Boxes: Care items providing encouragement and hope for those in broken places. Sponsorships available!
• Out and About – Lisa’s speaking engagements/retreats/Bible studies. For more information on projects, sponsorships, donations, and volunteering just visit lisabain.com

Your support is making a difference! Thank you!

We love our Lisa Bain Ministries partners and are always excited to share the amazing events they have coming up so you ...
05/31/2026

We love our Lisa Bain Ministries partners and are always excited to share the amazing events they have coming up so you can support them too!

We are SO excited about our sweet friend Edie Tolbert and the incredible work she is doing through The Stonebrook Project to support cancer patients and families. She pours her heart into helping others, and we love getting to champion people who are making a real difference.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS because there are TWO amazing events coming up benefiting Stonebrook Project and you do NOT want to miss them!

🎲 Bunco for Bo***es — June 4
😂 Cancer Sucks, Laughter Rules Comedy Show at the Loony Bin — June 18

Grab tickets and information here:
https://www.thestonebrookproject.org/events/june-community-cancer-group-bj5kj?utm_source=chatgpt.com

We want to give a huge thank you to Dr. James and Dr. Maria Eldridge and the wonderful team at Kingdom Chiropractic!They...
05/30/2026

We want to give a huge thank you to Dr. James and Dr. Maria Eldridge and the wonderful team at Kingdom Chiropractic!

They recently hosted a child activity drive for our Lisa Bain Ministries Children in Crisis Backpack Program, and because of their generosity, nearly 75 backpacks have been filled and will be heading out over the next few days to rural first responders across Oklahoma.

These backpacks will be placed into the hands of children walking through some very hard moments, providing comfort, activities, and a reminder that someone cares.

We are so thankful for businesses and community partners who choose to be part of the story. It takes a village of amazing people to do what we do, and Kingdom Chiropractic showed up in a big way.

To Dr. James, Dr. Maria, and your entire team, thank you for helping us bring tangible hope to children in crisis. We are so grateful for your hearts, your generosity, and your willingness to make a difference.

Learn more about their clinic at https://kingdomchiro.life



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It's been a busy month of care deliveries!Thank you to everyone who donated to the Birthday Box Campaign this month. We ...
05/29/2026

It's been a busy month of care deliveries!
Thank you to everyone who donated to the Birthday Box Campaign this month. We reached our goal, and those deliveries have officially begun! We are grateful for you!

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My mastermind coach Jennifer A Edwards sent this to our group recently and it struck home for me. “Nothing God creates i...
05/29/2026

My mastermind coach Jennifer A Edwards sent this to our group recently and it struck home for me.

“Nothing God creates is rushed. Not fruit. Not seasons. Not you. Hurry feels heavy because it isn’t holy.”

I needed this reminder because it is easy to wish God operated like Amazon Prime. “Lord, if You could just overnight ship the healing, the answers, the clarity, and maybe a nap, that would be great.” But life does not work that way.

Fruit takes time to ripen.
Flowers take time to bloom.
And the things God grows deepest usually grow slowest.

It is so easy to find ourselves carrying the weight of hurry without even realizing it. It doesn't usually happen all at once. It sneaks in quietly through busy schedules, good responsibilities, and one more thing added to the calendar.
I know I've been there.

We hurry healing.We hurry decisions.We hurry grief.We hurry relationships.We hurry ourselves because we feel behind.

And honestly? Hurry is heavy.

I have learned this sitting in hospital rooms, treatment centers, waiting rooms, and holy moments with families walking through really hard things.

The deepest things in life almost never happen quickly.
Healing is slow.
Trust is slow.Growth is slow.And sometimes God does His best work in the waiting rooms of life.

Not one person in hospice has ever said,“I wish I had answered more emails.”
Not one. They talk about people. Moments. Laughter. Love. Coffee on porches. Dogs curled up beside them. The little things that turned out to be the big things.

And maybe that’s why I’m learning not to fight every slow season so hard.

Nature doesn’t panic.
The sunrise never rushes itself.The seasons don’t compete with each other.And a watermelon doesn’t wake up angry because it’s not a strawberry.
Yet here we are stressing because our timeline does not look like somebody else’s highlight reel on social media.

A reminder today:
You are not behind.
God is not up in heaven tapping His foot at you.
You are growing in ways you cannot even see yet.
Perspective takes time.
Wisdom takes time.Strength takes time.And sometimes the very season you are trying to escape is the one producing the deepest roots.

So maybe today we stop glorifying exhaustion like it’s a spiritual gift. Maybe we rest a little. Laugh a little. Sit on the porch a little longer. Pet the dog. Drink the coffee while it’s still warm. Quit apologizing for needing breathing room.

Because nothing God creates is rushed.
Not seasons.Not healing. Not hope. And not you.

And if you see me moving a little slower these days, no worries!… I’m apparently “ripening.”



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So grateful for all the birthday wishes everyone! You all are the best!I remember when my mom turned 62 and I thought s...
05/28/2026

So grateful for all the birthday wishes everyone! You all are the best!

I remember when my mom turned 62 and I thought she was basically an ancient relic. Well… I guess that officially makes me the ancient relic now because 62 has arrived!
Which is funny because in my head I’m still about 37, but my joints and reading glasses tell a different story.

Here’s what I know at 62:
Protect your peace.
Cherish your people.
Drink the coffee on the porch.
Pet the dog longer.
Take the trip.
Laugh until you snort. It's healing.
Cherish your tribe
And don’t waste precious energy on things that won’t matter five years from now.

I’ve learned that discernment is holy.
Rest is productive.
And some of the best healing happens in quiet places with God.
Also, white space on your calendar is not laziness.
It’s survival.

This year taught me a lot about resilience, second winds, deeper faith, and how faithful God is in both the mountains and the valleys.

And honestly?I think getting older is just becoming more and more yourself.
Softer.
Wiser.
More grateful.
Less worried about nonsense.
And more aware that every single day is a gift.

So here’s to 62.
To grace.
To healing.
To joy anyway.
And to sitting on the swing with coffee and a dog beside you while thanking God for one more beautiful day.

If I could go back in time to when my Mom turned 62, knowing what I know now as I face 62 myself, I’d definitely change the term from “ancient relic” to “vintage with experience!

Thank you everyone for making this a wonderful and blessed day!

Heaven gained a beautiful angel, but oh, it is so incredibly hard to lose one of my very best friends.There are some peo...
05/27/2026

Heaven gained a beautiful angel, but oh, it is so incredibly hard to lose one of my very best friends.

There are some people who leave fingerprints on your heart that can never be erased, and my sweet friend Carol Power was one of those people.

Carol was not only one of my dearest friends, she was also one of our precious Lisa Bain Ministries board members, one of my greatest encouragers, and truly family to my heart.

After my mom passed away, there were so many times when I longed to talk to Mom or just needed someone safe to cry to, and I would call Carol. It was always Carol.
She had that kind of heart.The kind that listened.The kind that prayed.The kind that made you feel deeply loved and completely safe.

Her responses reminded me so much of my mom. Wise. Faith-filled. Encouraging. Honest. Loving.

I have walked beside many people through cancer journeys, but I have never witnessed faith like Carol’s. Not once did she complain. Not once did she stop giving God glory. Even in pain and uncertainty, she still encouraged others, still found gratitude, and still pointed people back to Jesus.

Every single day of her journey inspired me.

Carol loved fiercely, prayed faithfully, and showed up for people over and over again, often quietly and without recognition. You could leave her presence carrying heavy burdens and somehow walk away stronger because of her faith.

And while my heart is absolutely broken, I keep thinking about something Carol always said. She would tell me that when she got to Heaven, she was going to fill my mom in on everything that had happened since Mom passed away.

And somehow that thought brings me comfort now.
I can just picture the reunion.
No more pain.
No more treatments.
No more suffering.
Just Heaven.Just Jesus.Just peace.

Carol, thank you for loving so well and for showing us what unwavering faith truly looks like.

What a gift it was to love you.What a gift it was to be loved by you.

I love you forever, sweet friend.

Sometimes hope looks like a stuffed puppy and a backpack held tightly in trembling arms.There are moments behind the sce...
05/27/2026

Sometimes hope looks like a stuffed puppy and a backpack held tightly in trembling arms.

There are moments behind the scenes that most people never see, but they are the very reason we do what we do. Sometimes it’s not a huge speech or a grand gesture that changes a moment. Sometimes it’s simply knowing someone cared enough to show up.

To our donors, sponsors, and volunteers, thank you. You are part of these moments every single day. Because of you, hurting hearts are reminded they are seen, valued, and not alone.
Small things are really big things when someone is hurting.

It has been such a joy to work with so many amazing students this past year, and now many of them are stepping into the ...
05/26/2026

It has been such a joy to work with so many amazing students this past year, and now many of them are stepping into the next beautiful season of life as graduates.

We want to give a huge congratulations to all of the students walking across graduation stages right now. We are so proud of you and excited for all that is ahead.

And we especially want to give a big shoutout to Emma Briggs, who we love dearly and have had the privilege of watching grow up over the years. Emma beat cancer many years ago and inspires everyone she meets. She a bright light, and one of the most incredible young women I know. Not only is she graduating this year, but she also recently celebrated a birthday. What a special season.

Emma helped lead this wonderful group of Pryor FFA students in creating handmade cards that were delivered inside our care boxes. Those cards brought comfort, encouragement, smiles, and hope to so many.

We love these students!
Congratulations, graduates. Keep shining. The world needs exactly who you are.

Today we remember the brave souls who gave everything for people they would never meet. Because of their sacrifice, we g...
05/25/2026

Today we remember the brave souls who gave everything for people they would never meet. Because of their sacrifice, we get ordinary moments that are actually extraordinary… backyard laughter, family dinners, freedom-filled mornings, and one more chance to love the people around us.

May we never take lightly the price that was paid for the life we get to live.
Freedom is not free, and neither is the legacy of courage left behind by those we honor today.

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