Changing attitudes about differences
The email was to the point. “The student services department at Crown Point Christian is putting on a chapel on […]
Christian Views on Disability, Disability Attitudes, Inclusion
Christian Views on Disability
Las Cinco Etapas en Nicaragua
Churches have many objections to doing disability ministry, including: We don’t have enough volunteers. We don’t have the money. We
What the Heidelberg Catechism is Missing
In 1563, two young men were charged with creating a question and answer synopsis of the Christian faith and its
An Opportunity Missed by Too Many Churches
Life with a Disability is Difficult and Lonely Life always includes tragedy. And tragedy can be a time of loneliness
Sheltered Workshops: Relic of the Past or Overlooked Option?
The 5 Stages is a resource developed by Elim Christian Services. Elim is a Christ-centered learning and sharing community dedicated
Beyond Serving “The Least of These”
Matthew 25:31-46 may be one of the most controversial passages in all of scripture. Jesus says to his disciples, “When
Lies the World Tells People with Disabilities
I am Disabled I have a disability. It’s a slight speech impediment as a result of damage to some nerve
7 Signs That You (Or Your Church) Are Ignorant
As The 5 Stages has been presented and used by more and more churches and individuals, one of the most
There is no Asterisk
The concepts discussed in this blog and on this website are not new, but are sometimes received as though they
Did God Make Me This Way? (Part 2)
Two weeks ago, I posted a personal perspective on God’s purpose in disability. In it, I postulated that it is