Churches
Our comprehensive suite of resources is built to help your church gain the knowledge, strategies, and faith-driven skills to build and maintain a disability-inclusive environment. No matter what stage your church is at—from seeking the latest materials for a long-standing program to learning more about disability in general—you’ll find countless resources to fit your needs.
Resources for churches
Videos
A mental health champion is key for welcoming and including families impacted by mental illness into the life of the local church.
A comprehensive guide to effective communication with Deaf individuals. Packed with practical tips and insights, this resource aims to bridge communication gaps and foster understanding. Join us in creating a more inclusive…
Learn key facts about foster care and complex trauma, and discover its impact on kids' feelings and behaviors.
Learn to support healthy relationships, connect personally, and provide a warm, caring presence for children in foster care.
Sound can enhance learning and create an inviting atmosphere, but it can also prevent people from attending your church or ministry events. Learn the simple steps to be sensory-friendly. Training Video 3 of 6.
Learn some simple steps and ways you can find local American Sign Language Christians interpreters for your churches. This simple guide can be a starting point to help you and your church search and recruit interpreters.
Equip churches to serve foster youth with a 4-unit course on outreach, trust-building, and creating supportive spaces.
As we conclude the first part of our training, we reflect on all we’ve learned. We remember that the foundation of our relationship with those experiencing disability is kinship, compassion, and fellowship.
Deaf Millennial Project shares one best approach in starting a Deaf discipleship group.
A simple tool that will engage and disciple Deaf people for Christ.
Preparing our minds and hearts to minister to people with disabilities and their families in the most effective way possible.
Kick bands are great inexpensive sensory tools to help people stay seated. Put them on the chair legs at church to increase attention, concentration, and learning while decreasing anxiety. Training Video 5 of 8.
Families of kids with autism are 84% less likely to attend a worship service in a calendar year compared to families unaffected by disability.
This video explores innovative ways to engage diverse learners in church settings, from creative teaching methods to sensory-friendly environments.
Perfect for pastors, ministry leaders, teachers, and anyone passionate about making Biblical teaching accessible. Learn how to leverage technology, hands-on activities, and collaborative learning to create an inclusive…
Troubling circumstances tend to do one of two things to people. Either it will draw people closer to God or drive them further away. When people face troubling circumstances it is only natural that they have more questions…
