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We're glad you're here. Below you will find information about who we are, what we do, & what we hope to accomplish. 

We Can Help You Find Relief, Stability, & Peace 
We empower, unite, connect, and protect families through our dynamic and personal services. Besides providing immediate legal assistance to those in need, we also provide educational content aimed at getting families back on their feet and ready for life's challenges. Our impact stretches far and wide, leading families into walks of abundance, joy, and security that can endure generations. 
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We believe and live by the fact that the preservation of cultural identities must be balanced with the advancement and empowerment of all people.   We strive to unbind people of legal matters, stimulate community connections, and provide programs that foster a place of social and economic success for all.

Our vision is to foster a community of safety, prosperity, & helping hands for all who enter. 
Built on the foundation of appreciation and cooperation of all people, our immigration office currently offers a safe place for people across racial, ethnic, religious, and socioeconomic status. Our community is knit together with love and support, and we hope to encourage others to get involved and be the hands waiting to catch those who fall. We hope to support and serve people from all inhabitable continents of the world, as people are constantly seeking solace here in the United States and are currently not receiving the care that they deserve as fellow images of God. Our God-given mission is to change that.

Say Hello to Our Team.

Elias Soriano
Meet Elias, a resilient Mexican immigrant who embarked on a life-changing journey with his family to the United States in 1986. Settling in the same town as his future wife, Elias's story is a testament to love and perseverance. After marrying in 1991, they raised three daughters, and are now blessed with four cherished grandchildren and a beloved dog named Elsa. Elias’ own immigrant history fueled his passion for uplifting and educating the immigrant community, which eventually birthed MFC in 2017. After a few years of serving hands-on, his vision has expanded to serve immigrants from all habitable continents. When not empowering others, Elias finds solace in old Mexican movies and creating joyful memories with his grandkids in local parks. Elias never imagined that he would walk the path he walks today after earning two master's degrees in science education and administration, quality engineering, and a bachelor's in food science from SOSU and Southern Polytechnic University. His unwavering dedication to his family and the immigrant community is paying off around him every day. 

Adela Soriano
Meet Adela, a steadfast support for those in need, her family, and her husband’s project, making a difference in the immigrant community. Adela has tirelessly served the community with a rich background in non-profits, bilingual education, and social services spanning just over two decades. She provides unwavering support to all around her through experience, expertise, and God-given talents, motivating her passion to make a difference. In addition to teaching English at MFC, Adela's passion for education is evident in how she inspires others through her story. She brings her contagious enthusiasm to the classroom, the office, her home, and the lives of others. Adela and her husband Elias are interconnected within Grayson County, providing a hub for connection and help for those in need. Following the plans God has laid out for them, they continue in fostering growth and education for the immigrant community and others surrounding it. She walks hand in hand with God, the ultimate provider, connector, and support, as she connects with others and educates them for a brighter future. ​

Meg Kenworthy
Meet Meg, an impassioned pro bono attorney blazing a trail of support at the Multicultural Family Center. She graduated with a BA in Japanese from California State University Long Beach in 2004, after which she served as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Guatemala, Quetzaltenango Mission for 18 months. She graduated from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah in December of 2008 and has been a member of the California Bar since 2009 and has recently joined the Texas Bar Association.  As a Japanese immigrant, she has personally navigated the trials faced by newcomers and is unyielding in her mission to provide support, care, and unwavering aid to fellow immigrants. After dedicating fourteen years to mothering six boys, Meg felt a draw to return to the legal realm. Beyond her commitment to immigrant families, Meg enjoys reading, playing “mediocre” piano, spending time outdoors, serving her community, and, most importantly, spending time with her family. Anchored by her own immigrant background, Meg’s boundless determination propels her impactful endeavors at MCFM, empowering immigrant families to flourish across generations. 

Raquel Rodriguez
Meet Raquel, an upbeat and positive force here at MCFM who is making serious strides toward change. With seven years of experience as a paralegal alongside a local attorney, Maria brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her role. Recently accredited by the Department of Justice, she is now empowered to assist immigrant families in finding their purpose in America. Raquel’s passion for helping others is evident in her commitment to keeping families together and bringing happiness and peace to their lives. In her free time, Raquel finds joy in spending time with her children, particularly interacting with them through their joined passion: soccer. In nurturing her athletic side, Raquel excels as a goal-keeper in soccer and loves running. Her heart for the community goes beyond the office and spills into her personal life as she is deeply involved with her community. Raquel’s work at MFC is driven by the gratitude she feels when helping individuals who have endured the challenges of living in the shadows finally reunite with their loved ones.

Priscilla Cooper
Meet Priscilla, a dynamic force dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of others. She spent her childhood in Arkansas and embarked on a journey with her family through Florida, Georgia, and Texas, where they eventually settled. As a case manager, Priscilla works with deportees, assisting in cases that revolve around that sphere. Alongside her career at MFC, she embraces the joy of motherhood, raising three vibrant children aged 5, 8, and 10. Priscilla finds solace in the world of books and cherishes quality time indulging in fun activities with her family, like board games, movies, hanging out with her dog, and exploring nature. Driven by her thirst for knowledge, she immerses herself in studying astrophysics at Grayson College, hoping to further her educational career at A&M Commerce. Priscilla’s journey has led her to passionately align with her father’s mission to make a difference in the lives of immigrants. The opportunity to help others navigate their path to relief and the privilege of enabling them to remain here brings Priscilla an indescribable sense of fulfillment. 

Carmen Agic
Meet Carmen, a passionate advocate with an unwavering commitment to education and empowerment. Her journey to becoming a bilingual elementary school teacher took a different path, but her love for teaching remained unyielding. With experiences as a substitute teacher and an internship in Kindergarten and first grade, she discovered her passion for education in Denison, Pottsboro, and Sherman. As a campus translator at Sory Elementary in Sherman ISD, Carmen faced challenges head-on. Pursuing her love for knowledge, she participated in a Master’s program for applied linguistics. Carmen’s life took an unexpected turn when she met her husband from Bosnia online, and they married in April 2021, with their daughter arriving the next year on their first anniversary. Carmen’s dedication extends to teaching ESL classes at both MFC and Grayson College, where she embraces the joy of helping individuals at any level. Witnessing people’s progress and transformation fuels her passion for making a difference, one learner at a time. 

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Interested in Working with Us? 
Get Involved to Make a Difference. 

If you're interested in being a part of our movement for change, now is it the time to do it. At the MFC we recognize that the path to US Citizenship can be long and tiring. We hope to accompany every individual and family through transition to this country for a seamless and stressless experience. Join us on this journey to transform the way immigration is done.