Magazine Issue: Summer 2013
Look Before You Lead
Now that we know how important congregational culture is and that it plays a critical role…
God's Role in My Son's Autism
When Miltinnie Yih’s son received a diagnosis of “autism,” she wrestled with the “why?” Was it…
The Cross in the Shadow of the Crescent
“Some Christians will not wake up until they go to church and discover that the door…
Living with a Disability
Members of the DTS family talk about what it’s like to live with disability—from the perspective…
5 Ways to Reach Out to the Intellectually Disabled
When I first met Lisa, a national sign-language artist who knew more songs than my iPod…
Christianity and Disability: Thinking Theologically about Brokenness
Any man or woman who lives long enough will join the ranks of the disabled. How…
Renewable Resources: The Gift of Suffering
After Lacie came home from the hospital, that neighbor called to apologize. And she heard her…
3 Ways Churches Can Minister to the Disabled
Rick Smith (ThM, 2012) has a rambunctious, adorable two-year-old who has Down syndrome. Rick chronicles each day…
God Works in Our Weakness
But sometimes God chooses not to change our disabilities. Moses’s stuttering required Aaron’s help. And the…
Prayer Warrior Mom
Archimedes once said, “Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place…
The Lasting Legacy of Howard Hendricks
DTS remembers the life of our beloved Dr. Howard G. “Prof” Hendricks (1924–2013). During his sixty-year…
