Exciting Things Coming
Judson’s Legacy has been in a bit of a holding pattern through the worldwide covid crisis, but there are exciting things on the horizon.
Continue ReadingTenley Thompson Memorial
Drake and Christina had the honor of attending Tenley Thompson’s memorial service in Spicer, Minnesota on November 4th, 2017…
Continue ReadingFlood the Stone
We are so honored to have had the band Flood the Stone dedicate their latest music video “Holding You” to Judson…
Continue ReadingJoin the 12/24 Campaign
We invite you to be part of our 12/24 campaign developed in honor of Judson‘s birthday on Christmas Eve. Our 12/24 partners will help our ministry grow by expanding our life-to-life care for families who are facing the “valley of the shadow of death” with a child afflicted by a leukodystrophy disease. We are committed
Continue ReadingThe Campaign Continues
One of our hopes at Judson’s Legacy is to help give the Krabbe and Leukodystrophy communities a stronger voice, a bigger presence, and a more powerful platform to affect change…together! We are grateful the #WhiteMatterMatters Campaign is helping to unite efforts and raise awareness. The following video is another one of our projects in the #WhiteMatterMatters campaign. #WhiteMatterMatters deeply
Continue ReadingWhite Matter Matters Campaign
We are excited to have initiated the White Matter Matters campaign for September’s Leukodystrophy Awareness month. Help us spread awareness that #WhiteMatterMatters! Learn more about the campaign and follow the action on Judson’s Facebook page.
Continue ReadingKrabbe Disease Motion Graphic
We are excited to launch our new What is Krabbe Disease? motion graphic: We created this piece to be an effective tool for educating and raising awareness, while serving the broader Krabbe community. Communication is a primary focus for Judson’s Legacy, and in addition to our efforts to convey faith and hope through suffering, we
Continue ReadingPacific Coast Church
Christina closed out the 2014-2015 MOPS season speaking at Pacific Coast Church in San Clemente; she discussed the year’s theme of Be You, Bravely! by specifically addressing the question How do you live bravely in your most broken places? She always delights in being invited to speak with mothers of preschoolers and looks forward to adapting her message for next year’s
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