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
Let the care of the church be focused on the whole family.
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.
Good Friday. What a strange name. How could Jesus’ trial and death be good?
What language should our churches use when it comes to disability? Should we use the term special needs?
"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.
Guess What? It's time for a Brain Break! 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…
Praise God that we can experience the power of the resurrection in our lives. It’s the Good News of the Gospel that changes our eternity. We have hope because of Jesus. You have hope because of Jesus.
Help church volunteers support your child with disabilities! This About Me Worksheet shares key details to create a more inclusive and welcoming church experience.
This is the good news of the gospel. Go and spread the news. Wherever you are, wherever you work, whatever you do, share it and invite others to know the God you love and serve. Tell them He has risen so that they may live.
Biblical encouragement to apply the truth of the gospel to how we serve our friends with special needs.
Let’s prioritize making Scripture available and accessible to all, including those in your children’s ministry and disability ministry settings.
The doctrine of imago Dei is vital to how we view every person around us. All image bearers need the gospel.
Enjoy 6 different coloring pages that go along with The Gospel In 3 Words curriculum series from Ability Ministry.
As our friends with special needs respond to the gospel, let's be reminded how we help them grow in God's grace.
The church is the place where God's people gather to encourage and strengthen one another so that the gospel would go forth in their community. Integrating people with disabilities into the Body of Christ is often a…
