Different isn’t bad; it’s just okay.” In the final post of my Low Vision Month series, I explore the emotional journey of identity, the exhaustion of trying to “act normal,” and why the future of accessibility in the church gives me hope.
From the “sacred innovation” of voice assistants to the simple power of goldenrod paper, here is how I navigate the world as a person with a visual disability. Discover the practical tools and spiritual disciplines that help me embrace a slower, more intentional pace.
Born three months early and navigating life as a person with a visual disability, I’ve learned that God is often found in the “in-between.” From the NICU incubator to the pulpit, explore how Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) shaped my pastoral vocation and why limitation is often the birthplace of calling.
