Mark Arnold shares how families of children with disabilities are being bullied at church, and how the church can do better.
Is Your Youth Group Welcoming to Everyone?
When the Church Abandoned My Special-Needs Family
Why your church needs to start a respite care ministry
We want to make it easy for any church to start a respite ministry to serve families of kids with disabilities. We’re delighted that the largest church-based respite care network in the U.S. is partnering with us to make that possible! Nathaniel’s Hope will be providing a day-long ministry intensive at Inclusion Fusion Live to provide the necessary training to churches seeking to launch new respite ministries.
What Should I Do If My Church Doesn't Have a Special-Needs Ministry?
Church Can Be Complicated when Parenting Special-Needs Siblings
Let’s give some thought to how we can help write more positive stories for families. As leaders, we model and inspire our church families to get to know one another and move toward each other’s worlds. In so doing, we will find our churches celebrating community that increasingly reflects the heart of Christ.
Including ALL Preteens in Ministry
The evangelicals I wish the world would see
The evangelicals I know care about the people and causes that Jesus cared about during his earthly ministry. They may not necessarily fit the narrative that many in the media would like to propagate about our community. I can’t help but think that evangelicals would have a very different image in our larger culture if more people had the opportunity to get to know some of the folks I was surrounded by during the last three days.
