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Shannon Blosser

Advocating for Families with Invisible Disabilities in the Church

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  • The Small Church is Best Positioned for Disability Inclusion
  • Walking Through a Funeral as Special Needs Parents
  • 3 Ablest Traps To Avoid in Preaching on John 9
  • Making a Good First Impression on Special Needs Families
  • Ways to Celebrate Disability Awareness Sunday
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The Small Church is Best Positioned for Disability Inclusion
Disability Ministry

The Small Church is Best Positioned for Disability Inclusion

When you pastor a small church, one of the things you often deal with it is what I call the … Continue reading The Small Church is Best Positioned for Disability Inclusion

Walking Through a Funeral as Special Needs Parents
Disability Ministry

Walking Through a Funeral as Special Needs Parents

Last week was a difficult time for my family. My grandmother died, and we needed to be with our family … Continue reading Walking Through a Funeral as Special Needs Parents

3 Ablest Traps To Avoid in Preaching on John 9
Disability Ministry

3 Ablest Traps To Avoid in Preaching on John 9

The gospel reading for the Fourth Sunday of Lent provides some challenges and potential traps for interpretation, especially when considering … Continue reading 3 Ablest Traps To Avoid in Preaching on John 9

Ways to Celebrate Disability Awareness Sunday
Christian Leadership, Christianity, Disability Ministry

Ways to Celebrate Disability Awareness Sunday

March 5 is Disability Awareness Sunday. It is an excellent opportunity for the church to celebrate, support, recognize, and affirm … Continue reading Ways to Celebrate Disability Awareness Sunday

The Problem of Ableism in the Church
Christian Leadership, Culture

The Problem of Ableism in the Church

There are many ways to define ableism. Each definition provides a unique contribution to one of the most painful experiences … Continue reading The Problem of Ableism in the Church

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