Marge’s Care
Marge had the heart of a child. She may have been forty years old, but she loved friendships with six- to ten-year-old kids. Marge had an intellectual...
Marge had the heart of a child. She may have been forty years old, but she loved friendships with six- to ten-year-old kids. Marge had an intellectual...
“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...
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...
We are grateful to meet again with Dr. Daniel Kyungu, a social scientist and a bishop with the Church of Christ in the Democratic Republic of Congo (the DRC...
At the climax of redemption history, when people from every tribe and nation come to worship the Lord on his holy mountain, persons with disabilities will...
Who cares? As we saw in the first blog, we were born to care according to God’s creation plan (Genesis 1.26-28). It is who we are and what our Lord designed...
In the beginning God cared. God’s Spirit ‘brooded’ over the waters of the new creation, meaning God doted over the world like a mother bird tenderly cares...
Losses? Where do we begin? A higher percentage of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) have lost their lives in the COVID-19...
When the world wakes up Monday morning and goes to work, many people with disabilities ask a simple question. What are they supposed to do today? Watching...
October is Disability Employment month. One in six people globally have a disability. They are the world’s largest minority group. Among them are some of the...