Resources for families
Session 5: Helping couples who care for individuals with disabilities and special needs to have a successful marriage.
Good Friday. What a strange name. How could Jesus’ trial and death be good?
Learn from Proverbs 17:17 on how to be a true friend and not make fun of others!
"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.
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.
A great way to be a friend is to ask if someone if they need help. How about offering to open the door or helping someone with their things! Also learn a great verse, Philippians 2:4
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.
Discover what makes your friend affected by autism unique!
Start with "Hello!" Maddy, who has cerebral palsy, shares about a time when a girl named Rosie made her feel loved and included at school. Just a simple hello made all the difference for Maddy, so next time you see someone…
Our hope and prayer for the “In His Image” devotional is that God reminds and challenges us to not forget, not to look away, but instead, to recognize and remember how intrinsically valuable all people are.
This 30-day Bible reading plan was specifically created for parents and caregivers of people with special needs and disabilities. Dive into this study on your own or with a group of other caregivers.
Enjoy this free 30-day devotional for individuals living with Special Needs & Disabilities. Dive into daily reading plans to help you draw near to God.
Designed to uplift and encourage siblings of individuals with disabilities.
This plan highlights what the Bible says about disability and God’s compassion for those who experience disability.