Category: "blogposts"
A Master-Class in Disability Inclusion (Ros' Blog)
“We had a problem at church on Sunday,” someone told me as we chatted at the Big Church Day Out, “a disabled lady in...
Briefing on the EU Referendum from a Disability Standpoint (Ros' Blog)
It is a little over a month to the EU referendum, and I suspect I’m not alone in thinking that the standard of content...
Beyond Awareness (Ros' Blog)
So, here I sit in the office on 6th April, thankfully alone for the moment, wearing my onesie. Yes, it’s Onesie Wednesday in...
You Belong Here (Ros' Blog)
This week’s guest blog post is written by Natasha Bunney. Natasha is a final year student at De Montfort University in Leicester, reading Education...
Bible Reading with Dyslexia (Ros' Blog)
This week’s blog post is taken from one submitted by Aurora Betony, a dyslexic adult who was identified with dyslexia in mid adulthood. Since...
The Name that is a Place (Ros' Blog)
I have just returned from a ministry trip to India. It was an enjoyable but moving trip, staying in a home for girls rescued...
“Though he is dead, he still speaks” (Hebrews 11.4) (Ros' Blog)
Every now and then I like to research disabled people from the past. I find it fascinating to see how, in an age when...
Banishing the New Year Blues
As 2016 dawns, the situation looks bleak in many parts of the world. We look with helplessness at the terrible political situations in the...
Happy New Year (Ros' Blog)
Some years ago, I read an article by Miles Kington about New Years’ resolutions. He said he only made ones he knew he could...
Good Christians All, Rejoice! (Ros' Blog)
Last Wednesday I was invited to take my daughter to a different kind of carol service at a church in a town half an...