In the Bleak Midwinter
Christina knew what the word bleak meant. Depressing, not cheerful. She knew what the word meant because she had lived it. When she was still a kid her dad got ...
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Dec
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Dec
Waiting with Excitement
Are you excited? Have you been waiting for Christmas to come so you can open all the presents under your Christmas tree? It is hard to wait sometimes, isn’t it? ...
22
Dec
Women of Faith 2016
If you know anything about Women of Faith, you’ll recall that 2015 was the big farewell tour. But, don’t worry, there’s more planned for 2016 — recently Nicole Johnson, of ...
21
Dec
A Christmas Window
Is this a painting or a picture of a window? It might be a little hard to tell, because when Joni painted this Christmas picture, she wanted it to look ...
21
Dec
Come Take a Tour!
Just recently we held a Christmas tea for all the women who serve as docents at our International Disability Center — these girls love telling the Joni and Friends story ...
20
Dec
Reconciliation
Earlier this week as Ken was reading to me from the book of Colossians, I stopped him abruptly at chapter 4 verse 10, where Paul says: "My fellow prisoner Aristarchus ...
18
Dec
Phillip’s Love Bears
Meet Phillip — a young man with a powerful ministry! Soon after his birth, Phillip was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder known as Prader-Willi Syndrome. This disorder often results ...
18
Dec
A Living Nativity for Beka
A living nativity is kind of like a Christmas play, but instead of sitting still and watching the play on a stage, everyone walks from one place to another to ...
17
Dec
“Wheels for the World Kids”
Recently a happy group of boys and girls from the Organization of Christian Home-Educating Asian Americans visited the International Disability Center – these kids baked cookies, made crafts, designed cards, ...
15
Dec
A Fatwa Against Disabled Children
Recently, an alarming report was posted on FoxNews — ISIS militants have reportedly authorized the terror group's members to kill newborn babies with Down syndrome, as well as other disabled ...