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Winter Theme: About ten percent of the population in North America lives with visual impairments. The articles in this issue help readers understand what it is like to live with a visual impairment and how the church can become more inclusive toward people living with impaired vision or blindness. Spring Theme: Our next issue will focus on technology. If you or your congregation have used some form of technology to make your church more accessible, we would love to hear about it. Please send us your story by March 15, 2011.
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Individual Articles To See God More ClearlyRev. Bob James, pastor of First Reformed Church in Waupun, Wisconsin, and author of Can You Really Trust God? (www.createspace.com/3485687) Worship Words Made More AccessibleGrace Brouwer is a member of Escondido United Reformed Church. Progress & Barriers Toward Accessible...Rev. John Jay Frank, Ph.D. Certified Rehabilitation Counselor Adjusting to Blindness Offers Challenges...John Kerkdyk is a deacon at Christ Community Church (RCA) in Welland, ON. An OASIS of Support in ChicagolandKim Kuster is co-director with her husband Joe, of OASIS for the Visually Impaired. My Plan and God's PlanRev. Tom Vos is the pastor of First CRC, Wellsburg, Iowa. It Hurts But God Will HealRev. James Vanderlaan is the retired director of CRC Disability Concerns. * Why Me, Lord? A Father's TestimonyPauzagin Tonsing, Manipur, India |
