Joni and Friends Shows Special Needs Families They’re Not Alone
Greg and Angelina have been part of Joni and Friends since 2017. They have five children: Joanna, Mariya, Josiah, Moses, and Gracie. Originally from Ukraine...
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May
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May
Unexpected Opportunities to Declare God’s Glory Through Parkinson’s Disease
“Let me help you take your garbage out,” my new neighbor said and grabbed the bags before I could stop her and tell her my drugs weren’t working...
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May
God Has Entrusted Greg and His Wife with Beautiful Souls
I’m the father of three sons on the autism spectrum. They range in age from 25-30, and two are nonverbal. My sons are loving, funny and smart in their own...
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May
Hear From the Heart of Joni Eareckson Tada on Our Podcast
The Joni and Friends Ministry Podcast kicks off its sixth season with none other than Joni Eareckson Tada! Over the decades that Joni has lived with...
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May
Quadriplegic Disability Advocate Joni Eareckson Tada to be Honored at the 2024 Global Leadership Summit
AGOURA HILLS, CA, May 20, 2024 – In a special public appearance, Christian speaker and disability rights advocate Joni Eareckson Tada will take the stage at...
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May
This Miracle Boy’s Wheelchair is the Perfect Fit!
When Jacob was born, he wasn’t breathing. His mother Katrina remembers her anguish as doctors pronounced her baby boy dead. But Katrina believed...
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May
A Unique Mission: Equipping People with Disabilities to Disciple Others
Tucked away in the small town of Union Grove, Wisconsin, an idyllic suburb of Racine, lies the campus of Shepherds College. Like other evangelical...
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May
Chloe’s Bright Smile as She Sat in Her New Wheelchair
If you had the chance to meet eleven-year-old Chloe, the first thing you would notice is her bright smile. Chloe is a big sister just a few minutes older...
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Apr
Disability Ministry Makes Life in The Body More Complete
For years Pastor Ben McCardell can remember being intimidated by what to say or do around someone living with a disability. But now just one year after...
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Apr
The Caregiver Few Expected
More times than not, people with disabilities are the recipients of care from parents, siblings, loved ones, and medical practitioners. This fact of life has...
