Children with the greatest need for a supportive community were the most likely to feel unwelcome.

Mother’s Day is difficult for many. But Scripture portrays a Father who knows our plight.

How Christians with intellectual disabilities are serving churches (not just being served by them).

When my son was diagnosed with autism, I thought God had picked the wrong mom. Then I remembered Moses.

Society’s moral resolve hinges on the interdependence of the sick and the well.

Readers rank the best posts of the year.

Meet the nonprofit leaders featured in our special issue.

How the church can come to the aid of sufferers and their loved ones.

On the anniversary of her accident, Joni Eareckson Tada reflects on God’s faithfulness.

Why I was wrong—and what the ABC comedy reveals about conviction and forgiveness.

Parents of children with disabilities grapple with an uncertain future.

Acceptance means seeing autism as part of who my son is.

I came to see special needs families as an unreached people group.

Why I’d rather see parents get the facts… then choose life.

One mom’s reflections on pregnancy and all that really matters.

The best of faith, family, disability, and culture as I say goodbye to blogging.

What one night at lacrosse practice showed me about who he is becoming.

How Christ-centered hospitality can help families affected by autism.

The 'Blind Lawyer' recounts his fight against Communism's corruptions.