Do We Really Care?
We say everyone matters to Jesus. Maybe it's time to ask whether the way we do church shows them—and everyone watching—that they matter to us, too.
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A growing collection of reflections on faith, disability, and being truly seen.
There Is a Place for Them Here
For many families affected by disability, walking through the doors of a church can take courage. I know, because I've been that parent — and I believe every church can become a place where families like mine know they belong.
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Building a Disability Ministry: Start by Training Your Buddies
Good intentions can only take you so far. Just like painting a room, disability ministry gets messy without the right training — and churches don't need more compassion, they need someone willing to show volunteers how.
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Through the Roof: Seeing the Value in Every Person
If there's one thing I've learned as a parent in the disability world, it's this: you become determined. That kind of determination is exactly what I see in Mark 2, and every time I read it, the story feels personal.
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A Tap on the Shoulder
The prayer was simple, but it came from a desperate place. “Lord, please use me in India.” I had no idea He would answer it like this — not through a stage or a spotlight, but in the quiet places filled with people the world overlooks.
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