Luke 14 Exchange Blog

Grumble Less, Lament More

Disability and The Church conference sponsored by Key Ministries, near Cleveland, OH.  Jerry’s speaking topic was To Grumble Less, Lament More. His talk was livestreamed. If you’d like to listen in, it’s just about 15 minutes.

A look in our inbox…

Today we’d like to give you a peek into our email box and share a message we recently received. "On Sunday, a five- or six-year-old boy was brought to our Children’s Church. He is autistic and non-verbal. It didn’t go well for a few reasons. There wasn’t a heads-up until class started. We only had …

Brother, Sister Can You Spare a Week?

Summer is on the way! And for many, that means camp is right around the corner. Jerry and I, together, have spent about three years of our lives at camp. We each attended camps as kids. Before we met, we were each involved in directing and supporting camping ministries. Even after we married, we …

Meet Paige: Author, Illustrator, Speaker

What does it take to write a book? What are the characteristics you think would be of utmost importance? What about illustrating a book? If you’re like me, your answers may fall along the lines of being focused, intelligent, passionate, well-read, and computer literate. For illustrating, you might …

Page 42 – Breaking Barriers and Building Strength

“Wake up.” “Seven.” “Page Down.” “Four.” “Go to sleep.” This sequence, or one very similar, is a familiar sound in our Page 42 Writers’ Critique Group. Some of our members use voice activated software to write. When it is one of their turns to share their critique, they first have to wake up their …

2023 Is Off To a Great Start!

Did you set any New Year’s goals? We did. As 2022 drew to a close, our team reflected on the year, prayed and wrote out the plans/goals we believe God is asking us to focus on in 2023. Here’s an overview of them. We’d love your feedback! Communication Outreach (People and Programs) Fundraising …

Labor Day for Caregivers

Most of us think about Labor Day as a day for eating hot dogs and hamburgers, getting that last taste of fresh farm stand produce, and signifying the beginning-of-the end of summer. Where I grew up in Maryland, it also represented the last day of childhood freedom before the new school year began. …

Fragile Not Broken

July is Fragile X Awareness Month. Luke 14 Exchange is grateful to Jessie Olivio Dougherty for writing and sharing this part of her family’s story with us.  When we first began our family almost 17 years ago, we had never heard of Fragile X Syndrome.* It wasn’t until our third son was born that …

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