God Moves in Powerful Ways at Halftime Respite
All families need rest to thrive. But for families living with disability, opportunities for rest can be scarce. Karen and Chad have two...
20
Mar
18
Mar
Refreshment and Encouragement is Found at Family Retreat
When Antony and Irina decided to bring their four-year-old son Jamie to a Joni and Friends Family Retreat for the first time, they felt...
18
Mar
Jesus Meets Every Need
Over the years I’ve learned, no matter what my need, Jesus meets it. There are days when my faith is bone dry. And Jesus shows up as my Living Water...
13
Mar
God’s Plans at Work Through a Family Living with Disability
When Mel and Joyce had their first son in the 1970s, Joyce felt that something was wrong. And her mother’s intuition was correct. Joyce recalls...
12
Mar
Joni and Friends Makes an Ongoing Difference for Families Living with Disability
Early in their marriage, Chris and Kayla didn’t foresee disability coming into their life. When their son, Holston, was two years old, the couple...
11
Mar
At Family Retreat Special Needs Families Move from Hopelessness to Joy
Like so many other married couples, Bryan and Cheryl wanted to start a family. While doctors told them that their chances of having children together were...
11
Mar
Better Together: Joni and Friends Fresno and Sacramento Merge to Serve More Families
The international disability ministry Joni and Friends is excited to announce that two of its area ministry offices — Sacramento and Fresno...
5
Mar
Abel is a Precious Child of God
When our Wheels for the World™ team held an outreach in Guatemala, they simply fell in love with eleven-year-old Abel who has Down syndrome...
4
Mar
Joni and Friends Breaks Ground on Joni’s House in Serbia
For years, the international disability ministry Joni and Friends has provided practical help and Gospel hope to individuals living with disability in Serbia through...
29
Feb
Some of the Most Unreached People in the World
“If you prick us, do we not bleed? If you tickle us, do we not laugh? If you poison us, do we not die?” That’s Shylock from The Merchant of Venice, Act III...
