Medication Administration (Mike Bonikowsky)
I have seen that shape before And now I find it troubles me. Those hands held in just that way. But I can't place the memory.
Being seen for who I am: Maria’s story (Guest post)
The world closes when the word disability creeps into one’s life because other people in the outside world do not see the abilities before the disabilities. I am a very capable person, but since I have lost my vision I am no longer viewed in this way.
Barriers or gifts? Encountering the “Other” (Guest post)
Putting people into categories goes right back to the Bible, as in the New Testament the early church had conflict between the Jews and the Gentiles and the church could not agree on how to achieve unity. It is clear from the Old Testament that God intended all along that people love Him and live at peace with God and others.
Accessible Baptism
Baptism is an expression of a person’s love for and commitment to Christ: A recognition that we are broken and sinful and are in need of a Saviour. I believe this and wanted to be baptized. There was one crucial problem; due to medical reasons I can no longer go under water!
Supporting parents of children with exceptional needs (Lorna Bradley)
We are made for community, for connection and relationship. One thing we all share is the need for a sense of belonging. We need to know we are not alone.