Hope Sees
My friend, Gail McWilliams, may be blind, but she sees so much more than most people I know. Gail has the uncanny ability to see things from God's point-of-view, and ...
29
Aug
19
Aug
The Hope Group
On the far left is Jessica Stoop who serves as a docent here at our IDC. She’s pictured with her husband and three children, two boys in wheelchairs, JoJo and ...
10
Aug
Give the Gift of Hope
Giving to Joni and Friends in the name of another will make an eternal difference as the love and hope of Jesus Christ is shared with children and families affected ...
17
May
Hope Heals: The story of Katherine and Jay Wolf
When at the age of 26, my friend Katherine Wolf suffered a massive brain stem stroke, her life took a drastic turn. For 40 days, Katherine was on life support ...
23
Apr
Raising the Perfectly Imperfect Child
When I was first injured and new to quadriplegia, my parents’ support made all the difference. My mother’s frequent visits to wash my hair and Daddy’s crutches “click-clacking” down the ...
21
Dec
Come Take a Tour!
Just recently we held a Christmas tea for all the women who serve as docents at our International Disability Center — these girls love telling the Joni and Friends story ...
17
Sep
Shirley Burnett
Shirley is wife to Billy Burnett, our Executive Vice President of Administration at Joni and Friends, and for quite a while she has been struggling with serious renal problems (she's ...
6
Jun
Alone yet Not Alone – Sung a New Way!
The movie Alone yet Not Alone will be in theaters June 13 – and I encourage you to take your family to see this remarkable film about faith and courage ...
19
Mar
First Day of Spring
Tomorrow is the first day of spring. Can you believe that? Are there any signs of spring outside your window? Sometimes, something can be true even when it doesn’t look ...
20
Mar
A Place of Healing
Have you ever asked the question, "If God can heal me, why won't He?" How do we navigate the agonizing distance between such a magnificent yes and such a heartbreaking ...
