What struck me as we were talking about this was —I am the total opposite. I can see the world around me through my physical eyes, but it is incredibly difficult for me to imagine anything in my mind’s eye.

A message from President, Barb Stanley. What would you drive an hour for? This is the question that has been ricocheting around in my mind since September. You see, that’s when we invited nine groups of people to help us film a very special video. Now, hold on for a second. You may be thinking, well, of course people would drive an hour to film a video because they would get a nice paycheck for their time, right? Well, what if I told you that no one in the video was paid? The

Do you remember the very first time someone talked to you about Jesus? Many of you probably can’t recall that first time because it seems like it has been happening all your life. For as long as you can remember, people were sharing the Gospel with you, asking you questions, and making sure that you understood what you were learning. You may have been exposed to the Bible at home, or at church, or even in the community. In fact, people sharing the Gospel may be something th

He pointed out the need not just for compassion, but for justice for the disability community. At this, Leah and I joined in with the clapping crowd, completely unaware that only hours later we would see this unfold in real life.