by Mark Arnold | Jul 7, 2020 | Encouragement, Spiritual Support
Jesus, Kids with Special Needs, and Their Parents, Part 1 Jesus, kids with special needs, and their parents come together not once or twice, but five times in the gospel. If caregiving families were that important to the Son of God, he has something to teach us...
by Jolene | Jun 17, 2020 | Special Needs Ministry
In the Little Town Where I Once Lived In the little town where I once lived, people with disabilities contributed to the community in significant ways. The woman who ran the switchboard, one of the two remaining in the United States in 1977, had been the first baby to...
by Jolene | May 28, 2020 | Grief
Coronavirus Grief in Kids: 6 Ways to Help Them Mourn Losses Well Coronavirus grief in kids is real. It’s a by-product of the COVID-19 pandemic that is unfair, unwelcome, and at odds with the carefree world we want to create for our kids. More than anything, the...
by Amy Felix | May 27, 2020 | Encouragement
God Will Always Be There to Bring You Home God will always be there to bring you home. Guest blogger Amy Felix wrote these words in a letter to her daughter who lives with autism. If you’re a caregiver, be assured that God will always be there to bring you home, and...
by Laura Spiegel | May 14, 2020 | Encouragement, Grief
5 Gifts Cystic Fibrosis Has Given Me 5 gifts cystic fibrosis has given me. Hmm. Can a parent raising a child with this condition (or any other) write those words and mean them? Guest blogger Laura Spiegel says yes, and in her post she traces the path that led her to...
by Mark Arnold | May 12, 2020 | Encouragement
Who Are You? A Biblical Answer Who are you? That’s a question we ask about our children, but perhaps more often about those with disabilities and special needs. Guest blogger Mark Arnold gives a hope-filled, biblical answer. How do we view children or young people...
