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Kyle West:  Look What God Has Done - part II
Thursday, June 03, 2010
How would you react if you found out you’re about to become a dad for the first time – but told that your son will be disabled? Most people don’t handle the pressure well, as 80% of married couples with special needs children end up divorcing. Listen to part 2 of Kyle West’s story today and hear his dad, Robert, share about his own journey and the surprising ministry that came about because of Kyle’s cerebral palsy.

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