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Shannon Blosser

Advocating for Families with Invisible Disabilities in the Church

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Reflections for the Church as the ADA Celebrates 35 Years
Disability Ministry

Reflections for the Church as the ADA Celebrates 35 Years

I was 10 during the summer of 1990. My interests were varied – they included sports, oddball comedies, and, yes, … Continue reading Reflections for the Church as the ADA Celebrates 35 Years

Going to Church is Harder than You Think
Disability Ministry

Going to Church is Harder than You Think

Before I write another word, I need to be honest about something. I’m a pastor. If you have followed my … Continue reading Going to Church is Harder than You Think

Amendment 2 a Positive First Step Towards Inclusion of Disability Community in UMC
Disability Ministry

Amendment 2 a Positive First Step Towards Inclusion of Disability Community in UMC

As the United Methodist Church prepares for the 2025 annual conference season, delegates to the regional assemblies will vote on … Continue reading Amendment 2 a Positive First Step Towards Inclusion of Disability Community in UMC

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

A Parable of the Church
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A Parable of the Church

Note: What follows is a narrative translation of Matthew 25:31-46. It is based upon what Jesus might say to the … Continue reading A Parable of the Church

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