Jay Wolf is a husband, father, speaker, author, advocate, and caregiver. While finishing law school in California, his wife, Katherine, suffered a near-fatal brainstem stroke that resulted in life-long disabilities. In the years since, Katherine and Jay have used their second-chance life to make hope accessible to people of all abilities through speaking and writing on a theology of suffering and creating inter-ability sacred spaces like Hope Heals Camp -- the only free retreat in the world for families with disabilities regardless of diagnosis, age or location -- and Mend Coffee & Goods -- Atlanta's only accessibility-first coffee shop. Jay and Katherine live in Atlanta, GA, with their two sons.
Jay Wolf is a husband, father, speaker, author, advocate, and caregiver. While finishing law school in California, his wife, Katherine, suffered a near-fatal brainstem stroke that resulted in life-long disabilities. In the years since, Katherine and Jay have used their second-chance life to make hope accessible to people of all abilities through speaking and writing on a theology of suffering and creating inter-ability sacred spaces like Hope Heals Camp -- the only free retreat in the world for families with disabilities regardless of diagnosis, age or location -- and Mend Coffee & Goods -- Atlanta's only accessibility-first coffee shop. Jay and Katherine live in Atlanta, GA, with their two sons.
