Sandra’s Substack
Sandra PeoplesDiscussions on theology of disability and accessibility in churches
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James's Birth Day and His Birthday
I can only remember two details from the day James was born: I remember my water breaking at home and then I remember being in the postpartum room with him, sending my husband Lee home to be with our not-yet-two-year-old son David. That’s i...
Beyond "Special Needs" Ministry
Last year I was asked to give a talk on the future of disability ministry. Since then I’ve paid attention to the trends and conversations at conferences I’ve attended. It’s made me excited for the future for families like mine and the churc...
How Moms of Children with Disabilities Pass Down Their Faith
For my class Family Culture and Christian Discipleship, we chose a people group to research and interview about how they pass down their faith to their children. We read Handing Down the Faith: How Parents Pass Their Religion on to the Next...
Remember and Tell
Summary: The family discipleship pattern of remembering and telling is seen throughout the Old Testament in their corporate gatherings, feasts and celebrations, and through everyday conversations at home. This built resilience in the next g...
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Authors
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Disability ministry consultant for the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention. Cohort leader for Gospel Centered Family. Author of Unexpected Blessings. PhD student in Family and Generational Studies at SWBTS.
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