Sing Wherever
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. A few years ago, my friends and I stopped at a local restaurant for an early dinner. Instead of saying grace, we quietly sang a...
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Jul
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Jul
From Fear to Faith
Right after my accident, I struggled with a terrifying fear of the future. I panicked at the idea of sitting down for the rest of my life without use of my...
29
Jul
Dashed Hopes
When I came home from the hospital after my accident and realized my quadriplegia would be lifelong, my heart drained of all hope. The first part of Proverbs...
28
Jul
Victim or Victory?
Shortly after I became paralyzed, I overheard one doctor say to another, “She’s the victim of a diving accident.” After that, I thought, Exactly. I’m a...
28
Jul
Oscar Experienced Love and Dignity Through Joni and Friends Wheels for the World
Oscar is an eight-year-old boy with a playful smile and an outgoing personality. When his mother, Vilma, brought him to a Wheels for the World™ outreach in…
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Jul
Wheels for the World Gives Practical Help and Eternal Hope
According to the World Health Organization, 16% of the population—approximately 1.3 billion people—has a significant disability. The WHO also finds that…
27
Jul
Dangerous Blame
After my diving accident, I was tempted to blame God for it all. Why didn’t he dispatch an angel to soften the impact of that foolish dive? Why didn’t he...
27
Jul
Sharing Hope through My Quadriplegia and Suffering
On August 11, 2011 Cameron Horner was on vacation. Eighteen years old and set to go to Bible college, he relaxed with his family at a familiar spot beside a...
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Jul
Joni and Friends Blazes Path for Interns with Disabilities by Offering International Service Opportunities
This summer, Joni and Friends, a leading international disability ministry, partnered with Shepherds College to provide eight disabled interns with the...
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Jul
Disappointed and Angry
When a great disappointment cuts deep, it seems as though nothing can console you. It was that way for me after my diving accident. I couldn’t fathom...
