Newsletter Articles
Praying for People With Unique Challenges
The Scriptures tell us we are fearfully and wonderfully made… If we are not careful, we can perceive people with various challenges as not being whole or complete, that there is something broken in their lives that needs to be fixed. That they are somewhat flawed because of their challenges.
Awareness Does Not Always Mean Acceptance
Although society is coming around and has become more aware of people, both children and adults with special needs, the sad truth is that they are still uncomfortable. So families learn to blend in, to mask and compensate for the sake of others.
Living With Seizures
One afternoon I remember feeling faint as my body collapsed on the floor of my best friend's house. That moment changed my life forever. I couldn't go anywhere alone, and my independence was completely taken away.
Teaching Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
My name is Elizabeth Koren, and I am a Sunday school teacher. I am also blind.
Some people wonder how hard it is to teach a blind or visually impaired child in Sunday school. Even if a child cannot see, it does not mean they cannot do crafts, memorize verses, or even play games.