Bringing Hope to Haiti
In Luke 14, we are called to go out quickly into the streets and alleys to bring in the poor, the crippled, the blind, and the lame. Sometimes that can ...
23
May
16
May
Don’t Miss This Slice of Heaven
Many weeks of the year, families impacted by disability can struggle with isolation and acceptance, they can feel worn down by routine appointments and the daily needs of life with ...
9
May
The Importance of Community
No one is an island. We all need community. And for a family impacted by disability, having a community of support to share encouragement...
2
May
The Lionheart Spirit: Redemption and Hope
When disability strikes unexpectedly and the plans you’ve made for your life are suddenly interrupted, how do you hold on to hope? Where do you find courage to ...
25
Apr
Starting a Buddy Ministry
If you are looking for how to welcome families impacted by disability in your church, creating a buddy ministry is one of the best ways to begin! A buddy...
18
Apr
Engaging Volunteers at Your Church
Everyone who comes through the church doors should feel welcomed and included. But when a new family at your church includes children or adults with...
11
Apr
Invisible Disabilities: Fibromyalgia
“For a lot of people who deal with chronic pain it’s like walking constantly in a state of storm… for someone who only sees sunshine and clear skies, they...
4
Apr
Finding Courage When There Are No Answers: A Father’s Perspective
Like most parents, Steve Bundy was not expecting his child to be born with a disability. Following Caleb’s diagnosis of partial chromosome deletion, Steve felt so alone – ...
28
Mar
How to Plan a Respite Event for Families Impacted by Disability
“Respite is for the parents and for the kids. It’s for the whole family to really have an opportunity to just come to a church and know that ...
21
Mar
An Unexpected Diagnosis: Moving from Fear to Hope
When Shauna arrived at the doctor’s office for her four-month ultrasound, the question on her mind was what color to paint the nursery. But after an unexpected diagnosis ...
