(Un)Loved: holding grace for myself in chronic illness
Jasmine Duckworth shares vulnerably about her struggle for self-acceptance after a chronic-illness diagnosis.
Stories of an individual or family who has experienced disability and mental illness.
Jasmine Duckworth shares vulnerably about her struggle for self-acceptance after a chronic-illness diagnosis.
Ann Hamlin relates her experience as an autistic adult in her church community.
Shelly Kerchner shares her journey through addiction, illness, and disability.
In this poem, Sarah Werner provides an eloquent imagining of what it feels like to be wholly welcomed into God’s Community.
Sarah Werner reflects on the church’s changing beliefs about physical disabilities and calls us to a more embodied approach to worship.
A story of moving from isolation to community with biblical hospitality by Heather Wolf
Naomi Epp recounts the ways her friendship with Chantel has been a blessing for both of them.
Marie Harnish shares the way her mother’s dementia has impacted the life of her family.
Jill Keyser Speicher writes about searching for a church as a wheelchair user.
Susan and Don Jeffers draw on the strength of spiritual practices and a community of support during Don’s dementia journey.