Subject: Most church leaders would agree...

 
Special Touch Ministry, Inc.
 
One man with down syndrome with a second man both smiling
 

Most church leaders would agree that they want their congregation to mirror the demographics of their community. If 20% of your community is impacted by disability, is that reflected in your church? If not, what needs to change to make it so?

 

A few simple things you can do:

  • Pray specifically for individuals and families impacted by disability in your church and community.

  • Welcome people with disabilities into your church body. Start a special needs ministry, support group, respite or outreach program for those impacted by disability.

  • Look for the potential. God made every BODY, in his image, with a plan and a purpose for them. Serving people with disabilities is a balance of understanding and validating the struggle and seeing the potential, God's greater plan and purpose, though it.


And remember, disability impacts the entire family. A large percentage of family members of the one with a disability, do not attend church either.

 
 

Are you a ministry leader or volunteer serving in a local church?

Are you yearning to learn more about providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for people with disabilities?

Are you wondering how you can identify, prevent and solve problems that may arise?

If so, it is our hope this training series will provide you with information, answers and the confidence to minister to people of all abilities.


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