Guides for the Journey: families and congregations touched by disability finding belonging and sharing gifts. Read more and preview the speakers featured at ADN ’s upcoming Circles of Love Banquet!

Inspiring stories of spiritual growth among students with differing abilities demonstrate ways of worship as individual as they are.

Living with Attention Deficit Disorder, Jack Mace encountered many challenges and negative stigmas. In this article, Jack tells his story of changing his perpsective from victim to victor. Read more.

Jack Mace falsely believed he was unwanted and disliked by his family due to his ADD. He lost years of relationship due to self-stigma. He tells his story of overcoming stigma and repairing relationships.

This year past year, ADN undertook the task of making Mennonite Church USA Convention in Orlando more accessible to people with disabilities. Click to read encouraging stories of increased accessibility, inclusion, and participation!

Birthdays are usually times of celebration, but when raising kids with disabilities, birthdays provide even greater reason for gratitude.

Sometimes the real touch from God is not in what doctors know, but in being okay with the unknown, placing ourselves into God’s hands, and allowing Him to turn the soil in our own stillness.

A mother describes the world of stigma and injustice that her daughter with an intellectual disability faces. Stigmas towards those with disabilities need to change, and need begin in the church.