A Personal Journey of Disability, Church Life, and Remarkable Kindness
As a person who has lived with a physical disability and reduced mobility since age 11, it is with joy that I share with you my experience regarding...
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May
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Feb
Dreadful Diagnosis, Unexpected Opportunities
October 17, 2025, marked 50 years since I got my first hearing aids. As I was reflecting on how the world has changed for the deaf and hearing challenged...
29
Oct
How to Truly Enjoy Life: Biblical Insights on Joy and Enjoyment
People seem so unhappy. Do you enjoy life? What is true enjoyment, and how can we find it? Sadly, many people reach the end of life unsure...
28
Oct
How Faith and Love Are Changing Disability Mission in Haiti
After graduating from a Christian university in Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, Alfreno Dufrene moved back to Gonaives, Haiti, to pursue an internship...
20
Aug
A Living Church: Building God’s Family Through Love and Community
Some people think the church is dead. I disagree. The church is alive, particularly when it is a house, a home, and a family. But have you ever wondered...
25
Jul
Paralyzed Yet Strong: Finding New Life in Paralysis Through Faith and Hope
On the morning of January 29, 2023, I was on top of the world. Literally, I was on Copper Mountain in Colorado (12,441 feet!) with friends from church...
25
Nov
Adoption, Disability, and the Power of God’s Love
The first time we met Esther was under the golden arches… It was the summer of 2000. Our family had recently doubled in size with the adoption of two boys...
18
Nov
Support Teams are the Hammer and Nails Behind Ministry
Writing has always been one thing I loved. Creativity always flowed wildly in my mind, like a river in the fiercest storm. However, as someone with very...
25
Oct
Soul Care for People with Disabilities
They’re not growing. Why aren’t more people with disabilities who live in residential care being discipled?[1] For a variety of reasons, no one nurture...
14
Oct
God’s Purpose Fulfilled in the Life of Chaplain Mark
I first met Mark Coleman when he rolled into our seminary classroom in his wheelchair. As instructor, I warmly welcomed him and introduced myself...