Today’s “Culture of Death”
Someone once said that “The health of a civilization depends on how its society treats the elderly, the newborn, the unborn, people with disabilities, the poor, and those who are ...
Someone once said that “The health of a civilization depends on how its society treats the elderly, the newborn, the unborn, people with disabilities, the poor, and those who are ...
Palm Sunday is coming up and it’s one of the best Sundays for kids. Do you know why it is so special? In the Bible there are not very many ...
Thirty-one-year-old Gwen Thayer first learned about our Joni and Friends internships while attending our Castaway Club Family Retreat in Minnesota — living on a farm, Gwen was anxious to come ...
I can’t believe it’s been almost 35 years since I started radio. I remember the day I was asked to consider doing a radio program. It was back in 1981 ...
What does a disability look like overseas? For parents and grandparents in countries like Ghana, Romania, and Mexico who care for children with disabilities, life can be very hard. Providing ...
In the heart of Uganda’s capital city of Kampala is a school full of some of the brightest smiles in the country. The children a the school spend their mornings ...
Years ago, when I was still in my 20s (and still somewhat new to 'life in a wheelchair'), I joined a small girls' Bible study group – one of our ...
Some years ago, Ken and I had the wonderful opportunity to travel to the Holy Lands. Perhaps the most precious memory for me was visiting the Pool of Bethesda. That’s ...
Sam is our March Star Kid. He is six years old. Lots of kids have to learn how to walk and talk. But Sam has had to learn how to ...
Everyone needs access and acceptance — especially families with special needs. They need access to church buildings, programs, and staff, but they also need to feel accepted by the body ...