Mark Pickens encountered a disability of low vision as a teenager. Though God promises to be with us through life's transitions, life in the wake of a new disability can feel hopeless. Mark shares Ron Kovic's story of moving from despair to blessing.

To know pain and suffering is to be human. Sometimes in times of pain, loss, and suffering, what is needed is less advice and more companionship.

Contributions made by a person with an intellectual disability often aren't recognized. L’Arche has taught me that God also uses those whom society deems unfit to teach us what humanity, love, laughter, and life are really and truly all about.

Approximately one in five persons sitting in church Sunday morning struggle with mental health problems. No one should have to whisper about their lives in the church. Plan a Mental Health Sunday. ADN can help.

Pain is an intruder, interrupter, isolator, and driver of guilt and grief. The good news ais that your body is telling you what it needs. The bad news is you have to learn what to do about it and how to adapt.

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.

Jessica 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.

Anabaptist Disability Network remembers the life of Kent Gundy of Goshen, Indiana, and reflects on the contributions he made to the organization.