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
Join us in exploring how UDL can transform your approach to teaching the Bible and create truly universal access to the gospel message.
What does the Bible tell us about disability?
Learn over 25 fall themed ASL words and phrases for thanksgiving.
Jesus is our example of how we show hospitality to all people and with a particular disposition of welcoming the weak into our lives and communities.
Navigating challenging behaviors in special needs ministry.
Learn about addressing common barriers like sensory processing issues, ADHD, autism, mobility challenges, and communication differences.
Discover a supportive community and helpful resources for caregivers, churches, and families like Christa’s through Shine On!
This video explores innovative ways to engage diverse learners in church settings, from creative teaching methods to sensory-friendly environments.
Palm Sunday marks an important moment in Jesus’ ministry with His triumphal entry into Jerusalem. This day marks the beginning of “Holy Week”.
Build relational ramps to make your church and yourself accessible to those with special needs.
Have you ever found yourself thinking "There's this kid..." in your ministry? Share this resource on ADHD, a common hidden disability, with your children's ministry volunteers and church staff.
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…
Jesus chose to spend his last days and time with His close friends, the disciples. Together, they celebrated the Passover feast.
Our care for those with special needs should be active and loving. How can we pursue our friends with disability lovingly?
Discover how the Church can bring healing and hope after tragedy—supporting grieving children and communities with grace, peace, and practical care.
