Meet my hands!
Meet my hands! As you know, I cannot use my hands to type my messages or mail letters … but my friends can! It’s why on this Administrative Professionals Day, ...
27
Apr
25
Apr
Wheelchair Friendly Vehicles
I thought I’d seen it all, until I watched this video showing an innovative way for a paraplegic to ‘load’ his wheelchair in his car. It’s called the TMN Robot ... ...
23
Apr
Raising the Perfectly Imperfect Child
When I was first injured and new to quadriplegia, my parents’ support made all the difference. My mother’s frequent visits to wash my hair and Daddy’s crutches “click-clacking” down the ...
20
Apr
Ernesto’s Game
Today is the start of an International Family Retreat in Guatemala. This will be a brand new experience for a lot of families. Fun and games are not very common ...
19
Apr
Sam, the Dancing Barista
If you’re on Facebook, then you’ve probably come across the story of Sam “the dancing barista.” Sam is a 17-year-old who last year met Chris, a Starbucks store manager, at a ...
15
Apr
Guest Blog from Joan Borton
Meet my friend and coworker, Joan Borton. She’s an amazing woman, wife, and writer — and best of all, she LOVES Jesus and has a real big heart for people ...
15
Apr
Praying the Psalms
Have you ever read a prayer book? That might sound a little boring, but stop a minute and think. Have you read Psalms in the Bible? If so, then you’ve ...
11
Apr
Meet Celeste, a wonderful volunteer!
It's National Volunteer Week and I want to honor the many volunteers who make up the backbone of our ministry at Joni and Friends — this includes my young friend, ...
11
Apr
Memorize
To memorize is to put something in your memory so you can always remember it. It is good to memorize your parents’ cell phone numbers, your birthdate, and your multiplication ...
8
Apr
National Bible Bee
It’s April, and Ken and I are still going strong on our Bible readings. Every day, we read through the Bible chronologically, often stopping to memorize a verse or two. ...