Resources for churches
This resource covers some important jargon that focuses on Deaf communities and the appropriate terminology used when discussing the topic of Deaf people.
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?
The “How Are You Feeling Today?” is a printable visual chart for your ministry or family to use. Great addition to any classroom or home as you work on communicating feelings and navigating behaviors. Great for the whole…
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.
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.
"God's Gift" is an adapted book that helps you share the gospel with students with special needs in a clear, accessible, and engaging way.
Learn about addressing common barriers like sensory processing issues, ADHD, autism, mobility challenges, and communication differences.
This is a free incident report form template for your disability ministry. The template includes an editable Microsoft Word version for you to customize if needed.
Learn over 25 fall themed ASL words and phrases for thanksgiving.
Help church volunteers support your child with disabilities! This About Me Worksheet shares key details to create a more inclusive and welcoming church experience.
Let’s prioritize making Scripture available and accessible to all, including those in your children’s ministry and disability ministry settings.
This video explores innovative ways to engage diverse learners in church settings, from creative teaching methods to sensory-friendly environments.
Build relational ramps to make your church and yourself accessible to those with special needs.
This free customizable daily schedule helps prepare others for what the day has in store. Great to use at home or in your ministry setting.