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Category: Disability Ministry

Church Leaders Need Better Understanding of Disability Conversations
Disability Ministry

Church Leaders Need Better Understanding of Disability Conversations

Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the Disability Policy Summit in Washington, D.C. Sponsored by The Arc of … Continue reading Church Leaders Need Better Understanding of Disability Conversations

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?

Liturgies for Disability Awareness Sunday
Disability Ministry

Liturgies for Disability Awareness Sunday

Disability Awareness Sunday is an opportunity for the church to celebrate the love of God within the disability community. Often … Continue reading Liturgies for Disability Awareness Sunday

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”

A Reflection on Baptism within the Disability Community
Christian Leadership, Disability Ministry

A Reflection on Baptism within the Disability Community

This Sunday, the church remembers the baptism of Jesus Christ. The church celebrates this moment on the first Sunday after … Continue reading A Reflection on Baptism within the Disability Community

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