Born with cerebral palsy, Dr. Tyler Sexton became a medical doctor who treats kids with special needs and encourages parents.
Special Needs
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Stand up for those with special needs. Here are 11 Biblical scriptures to help you.
When I look at the photos of Joni Eareckson Tada and Trevor together, I can’t help but think about how both of them, in their own unique ways, joyfully proclaim God’s message that every human being is incredibly precious, infinitely valuable and eternally significant.
They found out their 2-week-old son was only the 105th person to ever be diagnosed with Antley-Bixler syndrome, a rare genetic disorder.
One of my greatest privileges is being pastor to a church with many children and adults who have disabilities and special needs. For many years, our church has chosen to invest resources and special attention into this community. I firmly believe the greatest beneficiaries of this relationship are not our “special friends,” but those of …
During this difficult time, we discovered some essential marriage principles that deepened our love for each other and strengthened our marriage. Our relationship became more resilient as we cared for our child with special needs.
When I was born, there was a harsh silence that swallowed the delivery room. No one was cheering and there were no cries of a newborn echoing.
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God places value in every life, and He calls His church to affirm that value.
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I never thought I would become a foster parent to children with special needs. But thankfully God is writing my story and not me.
Sandra Peoples paints a picture of what life looks like for many special needs families and how the church can better reach out and minister to these families.
When parenting a child with special needs, it’s easy to fix your eyes on the next surgery, therapy, diet or appointment. But it’s often difficult to simply embrace and enjoy your child in the moment.
If there’s nothing we could ever do to deserve God’s love, then we would not only see God’s heart for those with disabilities, but for us all.
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When it comes to disability inclusion, most people want to love well but do not know what that looks like or where to start.
The keys to overcoming guilt lie in understanding the truth about who you are in Christ, and who God created your child to be.
We often forget that many Bible stories contain heroes, God’s chosen, who faced unique personal challenges and hardships.