Welcome to the Walk Right In Ministries blog!
Walk Right In Ministries’ co-founder Lisa Jamieson is the primary contributor to the WRIM blog. She also serves on the writing team for Key Ministry and regularly contributes articles to their popular special needs parenting blog and the Church4EveryChild blog. You can also visit Lisa’s personal blog at lisamjamieson.org. We trust you will find encouragement, insight, hope, and many useful articles with the following like-minded organizations as well:
Connected Families
Emily Colson
Joni & Friends
Key Ministry
Alex Jamieson
Lisa Jamieson
Reframing Ministries
Catch up on the WRIM blog here!
New Light of Excitement about Praying with Kids
Miraculous Preservation
Selective Sharing
Maria’s Glory Story
My Childhood Memory of a Sunken Old Pier
Accessibility Summit 2017 in Washington, DC
God Changes Lives & Enriches Churches when We Fully Engage with Each Other
An Enormous Opportunity for the Church
Whole-Hearted Engagement With Those Who Suffer Isn’t Optional
Four Promises to Anchor and Encourage One Another During the Holidays
Share HOPE for Christmas
Wondering which way to go next?
Together & Free: That’s a beautiful place to be!
Delightful Opportunity for Dance Studios & Special Needs Families Nationwide
8 Things Pastors Can Do To Foster a Disability Effective Church
Love & Advocacy: Everyone’s Holiday Opportunity
On Loving Each Other
One Father’s Desperation Holds Urgent Lesson for Us All
When Graduation SHRINKS Rather than EXPANDS a Young Person’s World
Who gets to decide whether my daughter’s life is worth fighting for?
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We welcome guest writers too! It is our joy to help share your stories and resources. Whether you are a published author, a writer looking for a platform in the disability movement or the family member of someone with extra needs, please don’t hesitate to contact us for Submission Guidelines.