This worksheet is designed to help church leaders think intentionally about planning accessible events. Use it to:
Brainstorm event ideas that fit your church’s context.
Identify potential barriers families impacted by disability might face.
Consider the resources and strengths your church already has.
Capture practical next steps for making your event welcoming and gospel-focused.
Whether you’re planning your first accessible event or looking to strengthen existing ones, this worksheet gives you a simple, structured way to move from ideas to action.
This worksheet is designed to help church leaders think intentionally about planning accessible events. Use it to:
Brainstorm event ideas that fit your church’s context.
Identify potential barriers families impacted by disability might face.
Consider the resources and strengths your church already has.
Capture practical next steps for making your event welcoming and gospel-focused.
Whether you’re planning your first accessible event or looking to strengthen existing ones, this worksheet gives you a simple, structured way to move from ideas to action.
Key Ministry: The Podcast aims to equip churches and ministry leaders to welcome and serve children, teens, and adults impacted by disability, mental illness, and trauma. Through engaging discussions, expert insights, and real-life stories, the podcast provides practical strategies, biblical encouragement, and innovative ideas to help churches create truly inclusive communities where all individuals can grow in their faith and belong.
Starting a disability ministry can feel overwhelming, but it does not have to begin with a full program, a big budget, or a perfectly trained team. Sometimes, it begins with three simple conversations.
In this episode of Key Ministry Podcast, Lauren Hickman continues the “Your First Three” by walking through the first three conversations that can help a church begin removing barriers for individuals and families impacted by disability.
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