Health Update: Thank You for Praying!
Hi, Friends… This is Ken Tada from Joni‘s hospital room. Both Joni and I and the team at Joni and Friends have been overwhelmed by your incredible response...
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Apr
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Mar
Rock My Socks!
Most mornings, I don’t have to think hard about my footwear. Since my socks and shoes don’t get worn out from walking, they last for years! Yet today, I...
18
Mar
Rock Your Socks for World Down Syndrome Day!
World Down Syndrome Day is fast approaching! Every March 21st people all over the planet celebrate World Down Syndrome Day – a global opportunity to raise awareness about Down syndrome ...
10
Mar
Double the Blessing
“The Lord is good to all.” Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. And that verse in Psalm 145 reminds me of Agnes from Romania. Agnes and her husband hobbled into our...
6
Mar
The Simple Obvious
There is a story we hear over and over at Joni and Friends. It's of a church that doesn’t think they can start a disability ministry. And yet, the more we...
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Feb
A Call for Volunteers
Having come to Christ in 1964 through Young Life, I was honored to be invited several years ago to serve on the Board of Young Life Capernaum, Young Life's outreach ...
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Dec
A Heart-Opening Outreach
We love seeing who God calls to serve at International Family Retreats! Each year Short-Term Missionaries (STMs) from all different backgrounds, ethnicities, ages, and life-experiences come together to show Christ’s ...
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Nov
National Family Caregivers Month
Your browser does not support the video tag. November is National Family Caregivers month and we happily recognize the countless hours that caregivers devote to meeting needs of their loved ...
9
Nov
New Disability Ministry Resource – Beyond Our Church Walls
If you invite us, don’t send us away… The Great Commission, given by Jesus to his disciples: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name ...
8
Nov
A Tragedy Close to Home
This morning we all woke up to the news of yet another mass shooting in our Nation. For me, however, this tragedy is a lot closer to home than others. ...
