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Forgiving GodDayle Toews When Dayle's sons were diagnosed with Fragile X syndrome, she struggled to let go of the future she had envisioned. Here, she shares her journey to accept and embrace an unexpected life. >> Read moreTouching EternityJessica Frey Jessica Frey (34) lives with phantom chronic pain. Despite persistent prayer, her aching, burning, and stabbing pain remains. In this powerful article, Jessica reveals how her pain is helping her discover eternity. >> Read moreRemembering KentDenise Reesor Anabaptist Disability Network remembers the life of Kent Gundy of Goshen, Indiana, and reflects on the contributions he made to the organization. >> Read moreWe Are Able!Denise Reesor We Are Able Workcamp of the Church of the Brethren is a chance for young adults with disabilities to serve, learn, grow, and form friendships. Consider registering! >> Read moreA Meaninful Role to PlayChou Gabikiny Chou Gabikiny is a counselor, consultant, and mother to children with disabilities. She explains how churches thrive when everyone has a role to play. >> Read moreGod Can Turn Us to Hope AgainRebekah Flores In the ICU, you wait. Wait for a nurse to come turn you, wait for your next meal to be delivered, wait for pain to subside, wait for independence to return, wait for dignity to be restored. >> Read moreStraightening, Raising, and SmoothingDenise Reesor Isaiah's words are instructive. Prepare the way for the Lord! The path of the Lord is one upon which all people can traverse. It causes no stumbling, no barriers, there is nothing to limit one’s passage. Here God's glory is revealed! >> Read moreAdvent 3: Zechariah's SilenceMark Pickens Zechariah’s temporary speech impairment was not a punishment given, but a sign bestowed of the promise of God’s divine fulfillment not only in the birth of John, but in the upcoming birth of the Messiah. >> Read more
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