Tonight I soaked my arms in Epsom salt for an hour so I could type again. I am writing a…
The most effective and lasting way to teach is through how we arrange and prioritize spaces. The ancients knew this…
There’s no shortage of advice for how to give things up for Lent, how to read extra books for Lent,…
“We don’t know if she’ll understand you, but she can hear you even though she’s sedated.” I stood at my…
If you pick up an ancient Christian text on disability, you will probably encounter the metaphor of gold being refined.…
When you think of virtue and disability, you probably think of videos of able-bodied people acting kindly towards people with…
Not every family is able to attend church over the Christmas holidays, but lots of us want to teach our…
“I’ll pray for you.” “Thank you.” This interaction happens countless times each day among people of faith, and it is…
A few weeks ago, I traveled to Antiochian Village to attend the Ancient Faith Women’s Retreat. On the first morning,…
The feast of the Nativity approaches, and with it, anxiety. How will your family get along when everyone’s home? How…