6 Ways Your Church Can Welcome People With Disabilities
Families affected by disability often feel excluded from church life. Learn six practical steps to build a more inclusive, welcoming and effective disability ministry.
Families affected by disability often feel excluded from church life. Learn six practical steps to build a more inclusive, welcoming and effective disability ministry.
"I grieve that the marketplace shows a little more creativity and tenacity than we do in the church. It doesn’t have to be this way."
Phil Cooke: "Size doesn’t make for bad experiences—people do. And I have yet to find a church without people."
Bobby Gruenewald: “We believe the best way to develop leaders is to create an environment that fosters their growth.”
Churches are shrinking. Churches are aging. But that’s not the way it has to be.
"Regardless to how large or small your youth ministry is, there are four practical things you should be doing."
"It should be one of our main goals as believers to try to relate the gospel to those who don't yet understand its beauty."
"Here are stories of three churches and how they are reaching their target area without owning a facility."
Ed Stetzer: "Don’t forget the emerging female leaders around you—find them, encourage them, raise them up."
Rick Warren: "Our church has been built on six biblical convictions that are all based on God’s eternal Word."