Hidden disabilities

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We are Able Workcamp
Jonathan Shively reflects on the blessings and growth of the 2023 workcamp week.
Church for Kids with ADHD, Too
Denise Reesor offers ways to accommodate children whose brains work differently than the norm.
New Baptism Curriculum for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
With captivating illustrations, activity-based learning, and an Anabaptist perspective, this is an important new tool for full inclusion.
(Un)Loved
Jasmine Duckworth shares vulnerably about her struggle for self-acceptance after a chronic-illness diagnosis.
Scripture-based Play
Ambler Mennonite uses Legos to engage Scriptures across ages and abilities.

- (Un)Loved
  Jasmine Duckworth shares vulnerably about her struggle for self-acceptance after a chronic-illness diagnosis.
- A Seat at the Table
  a story of moving from isolation to community with biblical hospitality by Heather Wolf
- Beautiful Day
  Ron Sandison's journey with autism has been like the weather in Michigan, filled with both beautiful days and thunderstorms.
- Captioning Services
  Many people, including those with hearing loss, benefit from captioning and related alternatives.
- Caring over the long haul
  Christine Guth shares a sustainable pattern of support that gave her the encouragement she needed to manage complex family issues without wearing out her support team.
- Church for Kids with ADHD, Too
  Denise Reesor offers ways to accommodate children whose brains work differently than the norm.
- Communion and Food Allergies
  Food sensitivities can be a hidden barrier to participation in the life of the church.

- Depression and Anxiety Rise among Young Adults during COVID-19
- Epiphany: See Our Guide!
  Brandon Grady draws a connection between navigating life as a blind man and searching for Jesus as a magi.
- Finding Hope in Hard Times
  The first week of Advent
- Loneliness: It Affects us All
  M.Div. student Michelle Robichaud offers a few ways churches can support lonely youth who lack a feeling of connection.
- New Baptism Curriculum for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
  With captivating illustrations, activity-based learning, and an Anabaptist perspective, this is an important new tool for full inclusion.
- Recovering from Traumatic Brain Injury
  After a serious bicycle accident, Jeri Lake found a surprising new way to heal from the ongoing effects of traumatic brain injury.
- Savoring the Present
  Michael and Mary Lehman Yoder share stories of coping with Michael's early-onset Alzheimer's disease.

- Scripture-based Play
  Ambler Mennonite uses Legos to engage Scriptures across ages and abilities.
- The Hope of Waiting
  The season of Advent is about the hope of waiting. When you're the caregiver to a child with a disability, your life is all about waiting. Waiting for the next doctor's appointment, physical therapy session, counseling session . . .
- The Least of These
  The intersections of poverty culture, race, and mental health
- Touching Eternity
  Jessica lives with phantom chronic pain. Despite persistent prayer, her aching, burning, and stabbing pain remains. In this powerful article, Jessica reveals how her pain is helping her discover eternity.
- We are Able Workcamp
  Jonathan Shively reflects on the blessings and growth of the 2023 workcamp week.
- Worlds Changed by MCS
  Living with Mutiple Chemical Sensitivities requires lifestyle changes and supportive friends who are willing to adapt.

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