Help a Friend: Disability (Individual Pamphlet)

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3 Features of the Help a Friend: Disability Pamphlet by Joni Eareckson Tada 1. Simple Overview, Explanations, and Disability Facts to Help You Understand Know What to Expect. Get equipped with a clear definition and description of disability to gain a better understanding of what your friend is going through. Learn to adjust to this new normal and how your friendship can thrive despite disability. With this Help a Friend pamphlet, you can gain the confidence to walk beside your friends and loved ones towards God's amazing plan for them. 2. Practical Tips for Guiding Your Friend Through a New or Long-Term Disability Is there anything I can do or say to help without offending him/her? When is it OK to offer prayer? How can I include my friend in activities and community events? Enjoy having the answers to all these questions and more at your fingertips with the Help a Friend: Disability pamphlet. Includes— Actions/words that help and and what NOT to say Practical tips for helping friends with disabilities Steps for praying with friends with disabilities Recommended books and online resources and more! 3. Biblical and Relatable Examples Get encouraged and empowered by real stories from people living and thriving with disabilities. Joni Eareckson Tada's decades of experience will help you gain understanding of God's purposes for pain through Scriptures and true testimonies. Through relatable stories, relevant verses, and testimonies, get refreshed like never before in partnering with God's plan for redemption! Includes— God's plan for redemption "What People With Disabilities Want You To Know" 8 "Beatitudes for Friends of People with Disabilities" and more! Perfect for: Individual use Small groups Ministry gifts Lay counseling Chaplain programs Church giveaways and more! About the Help a Friend Pamphlet Series by Joni Eareckson Tada The Help a Friend pamphlet series focuses on the first response by a caring friend to bad news about a loved one. Get equipped to be supportive and encouraging to the sufferer. Gain the confidence to reach out rather than avoid. Check out all the titles in the Help a Friend series— Autism Disability Grief Memory Loss