I can’t help but feel let down by the church at times. I wish there was more done to include people who are neurodiverse.
A Mother’s Call for Change – Creating Churches That Embrace Neurodiversity
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Breaking the Silence on Mental Health
People might show up on Sunday, shake hands, smile, and sing the worship songs. But they’re battling mental health conditions.
“We Are Fearfully and Wonderfully Made”: A Call for Churches to Embrace Neurodivergence”
If you’re wondering how to make your church more inclusive, start by asking autistic adults, parents, or even the children what they need.
Welcoming People With Disabilities
In community we discover more of who we are created to be. We’re created to live in community. Jesus lived this out.
The Miracle of Sight – Just in Time for His Baby’s Birth
Armon, a young father, was going to miss seeing both his children grow up – after losing his sight to cataracts.
Two Men and a Miracle
A proud man, Arnido wiped away tears as he told me about the moment he had to tell his sons he could no longer work, due to blindness.
It Costs Less Than a Gold Class Movie to Restore Someone’s Sight
The overwhelmingly positive impact that a ‘Miracle’ of sight can have on a family is seen in the stories of people like Raoul, Margil and Aljon.
Graduate, Dancer, Business Person: How a Miracle Changed Joanna’s Life
Whenever I’m asked how a donation to restore the gift of sight makes a difference, I always say the same thing: “let me tell you about Joanna.”
10 years of Miracles Day: Sight to the Blind, More Than 300,000 Times
An estimated 94 million have cataracts, clouding their vision, and causing permanent blindness if left untreated. Miracles Day changes that.
Caitie’s Commitment: Two Months’ Pocket Money, and an Eye Patch!
By saving her pocket money for two months and wearing an eye patch, 12-year-old Caitie hopes to motivate others to donate to Miracles Day.
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