Emily’s Testimony
I’ve shared Emily Shanahan’s story on my blog and FB page before, but it bears repeating. She’s one exceptional young woman! Emily may be a wheelchair-user with cerebral palsy, but ...
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Dec
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Dec
Because of You, Victoria Can Attend School!
Every day, Regina lifts her 6-year-old daughter Victoria onto her back and heads for the local roadside stand where she sells salt, onions, and peppers in Ghana. Victoria has cerebral ...
7
Dec
Sunday Reflections
Colossians 1:24 says “Now I rejoice in what was suffered for you, and I fill up in my flesh what is lacking in regard to Christ’s afflictions, for the sake ...
5
Dec
Become a Cause 4 Life Intern in 2015
One of the most rapidly growing programs at Joni and Friends is our Cause 4 Life internships – Chantal (that's her in her wheelchair) is a young Canadian who served ...
4
Dec
My Message Today on “Revive Our Hearts”
Two years ago, Nancy Leigh DeMoss heard me give a message on how God uses suffering in our lives to expose our sin – she asked if I would share ...
3
Dec
Friends of the Family Award
Recently Pepperdine University awarded Ken and me their "Friends of the Family Award" – we felt so honored at the gala event (the mayor even sent a proclamation :-). My ...
1
Dec
100,000 Wheelchairs
This year Joni and Friends gave away their 100,000th wheelchair through Wheels for the World. What would 100,000 wheelchairs all-together look like? If you were able to count one wheelchair ...
26
Nov
Give Thanks
Lots of families all across the United States are getting ready for tomorrow. There will be roast turkeys and mashed potatoes, gravy and cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie and lots more! ...
25
Nov
Joni Eareckson Tada Scholarship
I love any reason to visit Azusa Pacific University, and not long ago I was on campus for a special luncheon honoring the student recipients of the Joni Eareckson Tada ...
14
Nov
One Strong Dad
Satit lives in Thailand. (Download this activity page to learn more about the country of Thailand.) When he was three years old, he got very sick. He got well, but ...