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Okay, so tell me what comes to mind when you read the words, “Children with Down syndrome may no longer be born.”
Here’s what those words bring up for me: eugenics. Dystopian fiction. Various European countries who are missing out on beaut...
I’ve been on the search for a middle-grade book that portrays a young girl with Down syndrome as a fully realized character for many years. I wrote about this struggle for TIME (Where are all the children’s books featuring kids with Down sy...
I recently had a chance to talk with the new mother of a baby girl with Down syndrome. This mom’s emotions were raw and beautiful, that same combination of wonder and heartache I felt when Penny was first with us, that fear and delight, tha...
I set out for a run on Saturday and decided to listen to a podcast with social scientist Adam Grant about how to say no. Saying no has been on my mind as we turn the corner into the fall. I look at my calendar—which is already crammed so fu...
Hope Heals Camp 2026 • Photo by Becca Cruz
I just learned a new word: familect. It’s the idea that every family has its own language, its own dialect, the words and phrases that only make sense to a small group of people and that shape our...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Author | Speaker | Podcast Host | I help people reimagine the good life through my writing and speaking on disability, faith, and culture
Cold takes on the Christian moral life. Professor and author of ten books. Words in New York Post, Christianity Today, Christian Century, Comment, and on and on.
Author, Speaker, Leadership Coach, Pastor. Author of Better Than Normal: Virtues for an Off-Script Life. Slow runner, guru of granola, mediocre gardener. Hopeful, though I've considered all the facts.
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