Purposeful Ministry During Medical Crises
It’s the call no one wants to receive. “The tests came back positive.” “The car was T-boned… they don’t know if he’ll make it.”...
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Jul
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Jul
Quiet Witness
In 1991 we were training as missionaries in Johannesburg when I fell pregnant with our second child. I had a wonderful pregnancy but a very difficult labour. A beautiful little ...
26
Jul
Happy 30 Years to the ADA!
As a member of the National Council on Disability, I was thrilled to see the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act back in 1990. I remember sitting...
23
Jul
How to Become a More Accessible Church
Do you have a plan for welcoming and including any person that comes through the door of your church? Today on the podcast, Crystal is joined by Bret...
22
Jul
Building Community in an Age of Isolation
“Absence makes the heart grow fonder.” Never a truer word has been spoken, if people’s eagerness to gather again in public spaces is any indication. Our...
21
Jul
Shining A Bright Light In The Darkest Corners Of The World
“I have told you this so that my joy may be in you and that your joy may be complete. My command is this: Love each other as I have ...
20
Jul
Bad Legs
“I’m sorry, sir, that the only person who responded to your invitation to give themselves to serve the Lord in mission was the little crippled girl who could never do ...
15
Jul
How to Get Your Pastor Excited About Disability Ministry
At some point in our childhood, most of us heard the words, “Eat your veggies!” Millions of kids dutifully fork broccoli, spinach, and...
13
Jul
A Fellowship Never Broken
God in His wisdom and grace chose to use me in the exact area that I thought limited me from missionary service. As a young girl with mild cerebral palsy, ...
11
Jul
Supplication
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada, and when I look back on the recent riots and the terrible divisiveness in our country, I cannot pray casually – if there is such ...
