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Shannon Blosser

Advocating for Families with Invisible Disabilities in the Church

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Category: Christian Leadership

A Letter from the Disability Community
Christian Leadership, Disability Ministry

A Letter from the Disability Community

Dear Church, Every day, I thank God for the ministry of the church and the love it shares. The body … Continue reading A Letter from the Disability Community

I Am Jealous of Parents
Christian Leadership, Culture, Disability Ministry

I Am Jealous of Parents

I need to admit something. I am jealous of other parents. I am jealous of parents who never have to … Continue reading I Am Jealous of Parents

Welcoming a Pastoral Family with Disabilities
Christian Leadership, Christianity, Disability Ministry

Welcoming a Pastoral Family with Disabilities

In my tradition of the United Methodist Church, this is a time of year when many pastors prepare to say … Continue reading Welcoming a Pastoral Family with Disabilities

Why Do I Stay in the Church?
Christian Leadership, Christianity, Disability Ministry

Why Do I Stay in the Church?

There is a question that I have thought about for some time.  Why do I stay in the church? Admittedly, … Continue reading Why Do I Stay in the Church?

Moving Beyond Saying “Everyone is Welcome”
Christian Leadership, Christianity, Disability Ministry

Moving Beyond Saying “Everyone is Welcome”

In seminary, I had a professor who loved to quote the movie “The Princess Bride” in his Introduction to Greek … Continue reading Moving Beyond Saying “Everyone is Welcome”

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