Practical Ministry Skills Accepting Families Kathleen Deyer Bolduc How congregations and individuals can reach out. See "Ministry to People with Disabilities" Training Pack

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Topics:	Christian education, Community impact, Congregational care, Director of Christian education, Disabilities ministry, Fellowship, Outreach
Filters:	Disability ministry, Hospitality, Pastor, Spiritual director, Sunday school, Volunteer
Purpose:	Discipleship
References:	Job 29:14-16
Date Added:	September 26, 2007
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How do people who are the church become "a place called acceptance" for families of children with disabilities? How do we develop welcoming attitudes? What specific ministries can we put into place as we seek to knock down barriers and reach out to everyone in our church families?
   Here are some practical suggestions for church leaders.

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