Down Syndrome: Developing Differently  Down syndrome is a genetic condition but isn’t hereditary. One in 700 babies is born with Down syndrome. There are three types, with Trisomy 21 being […]

Disability: Part of Me, not My Whole Identity Individuals with a physical disability have limitations in one or more limbs; these result from injury, heredity, post-surgery illness, or accidents. Examples […]

Boundaries in Stress: What is too much? Stress is often seen as bad, although not all stress is harmful. It is a physical and physiological reaction in response to demand. […]

Autism Awareness What is Autism? Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurological disorder that affects how individuals communicate and interact. It is classified as a developmental disorder because symptoms often […]

Learning to Walk Again Determination and Hard Work Lead to Reaching Goals James loves coffee, watching and reporting the news with his microphone, and having his sister, Deb, close by. […]

Champions! Direct Support Professionals, maintenance, housekeeping, administrative assistants, human resources, dietary providers, ICF, and waiver staff – all roles represented within the Champions program. With fifty champions, members from all […]

International Women’s Day Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control; this is the Echoing Way. The women of Echoing Hills walk in the light of the Lord […]

My First Time at Camp Reflecting on Being a Camp Counselor Hi, I’m Sarah. Last summer, I was a first-time camp counselor at Camp Echoing Hills. It made such an […]

Meet the New Employee Communications Specialist An encouraging individual with a joyful disposition, Harley Comisford brings a sense of awe towards the Word of God and a desire to encourage […]

Summer Job or Mission Trip? Christian Camps Let You Do Both! In a few short months, summer will be here. That means nice weather, longer days, and school breaks! For […]