18. Understanding Special Needs – Part One

from Crossing Cultures · host Phil Metzger

In this week's episode of the Crossing Cultures podcast, Phil and Joy Metzger are joined by Michelle Sullivan of the "Littlest Warrior" and the "Advocate Like a Mother" Podcast. Listen in on her story and about her perspective on being the mom of a child with special needs. This podcast exists to help Christians connect to those who live, think, and believe differently than they do. Our heart is to bridge gaps between people who think differently than we do, rather than creating cultural barriers that keep us from sharing the love of God with the world. You can follow Michelle Sullivan over on Instagram @meeshellsullivan, @littlest_warrior, and @advocatelikeamother Connect With Us Instagram @crossing.cultures Facebook at Crossing Cultures Podcast Twitter @metzgerphil Email [email protected]

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