At Joni’s House, Special Needs Families Find Hope and Dignity
At Joni’s House El Salvador, we are providing special needs families with complete spiritual, physical, social, and economic care. No longer will people with...
30
Sep
23
Sep
POT Syndrome Radically Altered Claire Walker’s Whole Life
Claire Walker was a varsity basketball player making plans for college when health challenges radically altered her life. After a routine oral surgery...
20
Sep
Special Needs Families are Experiencing Deep Community at Family Retreat!
Shawn and her husband Wilson have two beautiful children. Ten-year-old Anna and her brother Rafa who is seven and has hydrocephalus, cerebral palsy…
16
Sep
Designed to Heal
What can the body’s healing process show us about repairing relational wounds? This week on the podcast Crystal is joined by Dr. Cymbeline T. Culiat, a...
9
Sep
How a Wheelchair Has Taken Me Places I Never Dared to Imagine
Jenny Smith was a typical teenager—a gymnast who loved makeup, played in a band, and was active in her church youth group. But at 16 years old, she sustained...
2
Sep
Fueled by Faith
"God has truly become my hands and feet... Grief is big but I know that God is stronger and his comfort is paramount...
26
Aug
Tested by Fire
On her 60th birthday, shortly after receiving a Teacher of the Year award, Vicki Zoradi was diagnosed with an innocuous kidney stone. When the kidney stone...
19
Aug
Singing in the Dark
We all experience darkness. Perhaps darkness has come for you in the form of a painful loss, a chronic illness, deep loneliness, or perpetual anxiety. Because...
14
Aug
Writing a Different Story: A letter to the Mission Board
It is commonly assumed “a picture is worth a thousand words,” but what happens if that picture can’t be seen? For someone who is blind, a picture has no...
12
Aug
Pursuing Contentment
Is it possible to be content in any situation? When faced with circumstances outside your control, it can be easy to feel lost and hopeless. But you are...
