Meet Our Leadership Team
Marshall & Gilda Wise
Marshall & Gilda Wise Special Touch Missionaries Chad Wise, Mascot Marshall and... [Read more]
Charles & Debra Chivers
Charlie & Debbie founded Special Touch Ministry in 1982. Since that time, the... [Read more]
Thomas & Angelia Carpenter
Thomas has been associated with Special Touch Ministry since 1999. What started out... [Read more]
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Learn About Additional Options to ContributeFeatured News & Announcements
Special Touch Goes International
New “Gateways” are opening for Special Touch to expand internationally! Dominican Republic and ultimately the Caribbean and Latin America “In eighteen Latin America countries where I have ministered, there is little or no government assistance for people with disabilities…The number of people with disabilities on the street indicates how... [Read more]
Facilitating Summer Get Away
Special Touch Ministry has been blessed with an incredible resource in the Tech Truck. It travels across the nation to support the Summer Get Away Program. The Truck is supplied with everything from store merchandise to the sound system to medical resources used by nurses. The Tech Team, directed by Rev. Carl Hespe, is a group of unselfish servants... [Read more]
Inpiring Chapter Leaders
Are you motivated by a leader who demands strict compliance or demonstrates excellence through serving? The Special Touch family is incredibly blessed with several gifted leaders who inspire us by triumphing over adversity. Geographically, Jacksonville, FL is one of the largest cities in the United States. It has a huge population of people impacted... [Read more]
NEW RELEASE: Compel Them to Come In
Close your eyes for a moment and imagine being born into permanent darkness. Continue the journey. Your eyes see but your ears don’t hear. You are born into a sub-culture that largely rejects both the label of disability and the remedies for your condition. In this next vignette you are traveling to meet your fiancée when in the space of ninety... [Read more]
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