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
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.
Take a look at the best ways to meet an array of communication needs.
Do you know anyone with the wiggles? Wiggle seats are a super alternative seating solution for churches. They can be used in chairs, the floor, or even a pew to increase focus and attention. Training Video 3 of 8
Exciting News! The Deaf Millennial Project has just launched Part 1 of our new video series, teaching biblical terms in American Sign Language! We're committed to making church spaces more accessible and inclusive for the…
Learn effective discipline principles for children in foster care, avoiding retraumatization while addressign difficult behaviors.
Creating structure in how you serve those with special needs is very hepful, but what works for one person may not work for all. Learn more. This is Part 1.
“Behavior modification” can sound intimidating and unattainable, but with a few key tips and perspectives we can face challenging behavior head-on with greater confidence, and ultimately, share the gospel more effectively!
Finding a church that is welcoming to people with disabilities can be very difficult. Joni & Friends hopes to equip churches around the world to disciple people affected by disabilities!
Sometimes, all that’s required for someone to access God’s Word is a teacher who’s willing to put in a little effort and a few simple adaptations. This video will give you eight simple tips that can help unlock the rich…
Visual timers are a great self-regulation tool to ease difficult transitions, relieve anxiety, and visibly track time. This highly effective sensory tool has many uses for the church. Training Video 7 of 8
A mental health champion is key for welcoming and including families impacted by mental illness into the life of the local church.
rEcess is a holistic model of ministry that serves the entire family experiencing disability though a monthly respite night. We provide a turn key model for churches to begin truly knowing ALL families within their church and…
What we believe are the Top 5 Strategies to serve those with disabilities.
Use these lively Brain Builders to take a quick break during learning. These simple yet powerful brain-building activities promote social engagement, reduce anxiety, and create fun learning breaks that promote belonging.
