The fastest growing class in our disability ministry is for teens and young adults—we call it the RISE class. It stands for Reverse Inclusion Serves Everyone. My son James is part of the class, and he loves it! Here’s what reverse inclusion is and why it’s a good fit for us: First, reverse inclusion is…
Thank you for joining my breakout session at the D6 Family Ministry Conference! Below are the links to my presentation and other resources:
Thank you for joining me for the Oklahoma Baptist Community 94 discussion on inclusion in children’s ministry! Below you will find a link to the slides I presented and to resources I mentioned.
Thank you for joining me at ETCH! Below are links to the slides from my breakout sessions and to resources I mentioned in the sessions and during our Q&A time. Thank you for your interest in becoming a more accessible church for disability families! The steps you take can impact families for generations. I’m praying…
Thank you for joining me for Equip! Here are links to the slides I presented and other resources we discussed.
In a breakout I did on invisible disabilities, I got a question about how you can tell the difference between disobedience and disability. Are they choosing to disobey or are they unable to obey? That’s a tough one, isn’t it? And one we may get a lot from children’s ministry leaders, especially those who have…