The Wheelchair Project
God is doing amazing things in Thailand! I recently had the privilege to visit our partner, the Wheelchair Project, in Chiang Mai and connect with pastors...
30
Mar
27
Mar
Joy’s Legacy
At the start of our Wheels for the World program, Joy Eusebio was inspired to begin collecting wheelchairs for the ministry... and she hasn't looked back...
4
Mar
Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk – Doug Mazza
My dear friend Doug Mazza served as President and COO of Joni and Friends for 20 years, and he did much to strengthen our ministry and expand our outreach...
7
Feb
Disability Etiquette (Part 2): Breaking Down Visible and Invisible Barriers
Walking a mile in someone’s shoes is a great way to understand their personal struggles and perspectives. While Tracey Motoda and Scott Bankhead don’t put...
31
Jan
Disability Etiquette (Part 1): How to Build Genuine Friendships
Do you have questions about disability etiquette? You may have heard the “do’s and don’ts” of communication and interaction, but is that what someone with...
19
Nov
An Unexpected Report
Many of you remember hearing about my battle against stage III breast cancer back in 2010. At that time, I underwent a mastectomy and chemotherapy...
7
Nov
Pray for Tomorrow!
It’s been a busy season of travel these last few months, and I’m still reflecting on it all – like giving the Gospel in churches that filled up for Joni ...
29
Jan
Ian and Larissa: When Love Didn’t Give Up
In 2005, Ian and Larissa were just two young college students. They started dating and before they knew it, these two had fallen in love – Larissa was head-over-heels for ...
20
Oct
A Mother and Son Show the Love of Jesus Through Service
“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your reward. You are serving the ...
20
Sep
Real Families, Real Needs – New Release!
This week, we’re so excited to share our brand-new book, Real Families, Real Needs with you! Because when it comes to caring for loved ones affected by disability, we want ...
