My Wedding Anniversary
Ken Tada and I have been married 32 years today and, oh, are we celebrating! We were just saying that it seems like yesterday when I was wheeling down the ...
3
Jul
26
Jun
Questions About Giving the Gospel to Disabled People
When it comes to approaching a person with a disability with the Gospel, what are important points to remember? Should the salvation message be ‘modified’ in any way? What about ...
26
Jun
The Family Retreat “Bubble”
It is so heartening to see these bone-weary families break forth in joyful celebration here at Family Retreat! It is so awesome :-). And last night, after the disabled kids ...
25
Jun
Wonderful News from Family Retreat…
Ken Tada and I are having a blast here at Family Retreat in Pennsylvania – it's a jam-packed camp with many extra families (all because the conference center, bless their ...
20
Jun
Critics call Alone Yet Not Alone “Beautifully Uplifting”!
A week ago, the movie Alone Yet Not Alone, was released in theaters nationwide and I was so pleased to read a film critic’s positive review of the movie on ...
6
May
Christian Retailing Best of 2014 Book Awards
This year, Joni & Ken: An Untold Love Story has been nominated for two prestigious book awards! Having received a nomination in March for the ECPA Christian Book Awards, this ...
5
May
Truth for a New Generation
If you're in college – especially at a secular university – you've probably been grilled about your faith in Christ, as well as your views on marriage, the sanctity of ...
15
Apr
Heaven…Your Real Home
I just received news that Mike, a fellow quadriplegic, went home to Heaven -- and it made me think about that glorious Home awaiting all those who trust Christ. I've ...
13
Apr
When Life is Hard…
My quadriplegia, over the years, has taught me to lean hard on Christ – but dealing with chronic pain, I’ve learned to lean even harder! The other day when I ...
11
Apr
Meet My Friends at Nathaniel’s Hope
It all began with a little boy name Nathaniel who was born in 1997 with multiple special-needs – he kept beating the medical odds until he was a little over ...
