Calvary Church of Naperville: Calling All Champions
The church has added Champions Nursery, which serves special needs children from birth to 4 years old in a sensory-friendly environment.
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Temple Baptist Church: Let’s Go Serve
This growing Mississippi church cares for those with disabilities, people in their community, and ministries around the world.
Talk About Special Needs Ministry
Access Christian Church emphasizes that everyone has God-given strengths and talents that need to be used in the kingdom. Therefore, church leadership has as their goal to give everyone the opportunity to serve within the special needs ministry.
Coffee With a Cause
Liquid Church has both a global and a local signature mission. Their local mission is to serve families living with special needs. Their global mission is to bring clean water to families in Africa and Central America through initiatives like their Coffee with a Cause.
A Welcoming Place
Besides Sunday services, the center also provides a weekday program for young adults featuring recreational and leisure classes.
Yes, Your Church *Can* Start a Special Needs Ministry
What to keep in mind as you make your church welcoming to neurodivergent people
How to Make Your Church Welcoming to Special-Needs Families
4 steps churches can take to become more inviting to people with disabilities
4 Tools the Pandemic Has Uncovered for Special-Needs Ministry
For my family, social isolation isn’t much different from normal life. Because of my son’s social anxiety related to his autism, drive-throughs are our normal way of eating out. We rarely get invited to other people’s houses. And even though my church is one of the approximately 30% of churches in the country that offer … Continued
Showing Honor to All People
From the beginning, Christianity has stood out for the honor it shows all people.
10 Things You Should Know About Discipling People With Special Needs
Adults and children with special needs are an essential part of the church. Here are things to keep in mind when discipling a special needs person.
