“He gave him the name Jesus.” Matthew 1:25 (NIV)
Posted October 30th, 2008What’s in a name?
Full ArticleArchive for October, 2008
“I am the Lord’s servant…May it be to me as you have said.” Luke 1:38 (NIV)
Posted October 30th, 2008Great things begin with faith.
Full ArticleAmerican Foundation for the Blind Publishes on Age-related Macular Degeneration
Posted October 30th, 2008Newly published journal will aid professionals in the treatment of AMD
Full Article“The Lord has done this for me…” Luke 1:25 (NIV)
Posted October 28th, 2008Can we humans create opportunities for God?
Full ArticleVoting Advocated by the National Federation of the Blind
Posted October 23rd, 2008Project VIP will ensure voters’ privacy and independence on election day
Full Article“To all who received…who believed…he gave the right to become children of God.” John 1:12 (NIV)
Posted October 23rd, 2008God’s salvation is for everyone–if we choose to accept it.
Full ArticleA Conversation with Jennifer Rothschild, part II
Posted October 16th, 2008Separating Fact from Feeling.
Full ArticleThe Infection of Rejection
Posted October 16th, 2008Rejection can turn into redirection and restoration.
Full ArticleModern Davids slay their Goliaths
Posted October 9th, 2008May their tribe increase!
Full Article“He saved us, not because of righteous things we had done, but because of his mercy.” Titus 3:5 (NIV)
Posted October 9th, 2008God offers His grace to everyone.
Full ArticleThe Delights of the Ohanapecosh River
Posted October 9th, 2008Guide dog, Melita, is up to the task.
Full ArticleNew Software Tool Eases Web Browsing
Posted October 9th, 2008News You Can Use
Full ArticleA Desire Stronger than the Obstacles
Posted October 9th, 2008For this intrepid traveler, it was either control or be controlled.
Full ArticleOrganizations Oppose ‘Blindness’ (the Movie)
Posted October 6th, 2008ACB and NFB issue negative reviews. NFB calls for picketing.
Full ArticleImproperly Caring for Contacts Can Lead to Complications
Posted October 2nd, 2008A potentially-blinding eye infection can be avoided by simply practicing common sense.
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