Next month, April 21–23, the MacDonald family heads to San Antonio to attend the Hemophilia Federation of America’s 2022…
Joe MacDonald
Rev. Dr. Joe K. MacDonald is a pastor in the New Mexico Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. He and his wife, Cazandra, live in Belen, New Mexico, along with their youngest son, Caeleb, and two fur babies, Laggie and Hildie. Both of Joe’s sons (the oldest is Julian) have severe hemophilia A, factor VIII deficiency. Julian was diagnosed in 1996 and Caeleb in 2006. Joe serves on the Board of the Sangre de Oro Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation. Joe’s goal is to help his sons and others in the community use their voices to help improve the quality of life for those with bleeding disorders.
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Articles by Joe MacDonald
Last week, I took Caeleb, my youngest son, to the University of New Mexico Health’s urgent care center, which is…
This week marks a change of seasons in the life of the church. With Ash Wednesday, Christians worldwide enter…
I will never forget the years when my youngest son lived in the hospital more than he did at home.
I knew that I wanted to teach theology at the university level. I prepared a great résumé and felt academically…
Last Sunday, my oldest son came to town for a photoshoot. He hopes to build a strong website presence so…
The Sacramento Christian Camp and Conference Center lies in New Mexico’s Sacramento Mountains at an elevation of 9,500 feet.
We find ourselves in a delightful spot regarding hemophilia. My youngest boy’s last internal bleeding episode occurred nearly eight years…
Last weekend, I met with some of my pastoral colleagues at a restaurant in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The food…
Next week, my youngest son will celebrate his 16th birthday. It’s hard to believe that so much has occurred in…