Practical Ministry Skills How to Minister to a Family Jim Pierson Practical ways you can encourage and bless families who have a child with a disability. 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:	Romans 13:8
Date Added:	September 26, 2007
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The mother of a child who has cerebral palsy composed this list of ways to reach out—and help out—the family of a disabled child.

1. Pray—and let the family know you are praying. Of course, this is the most important thing you can do. Not long ago, a local church was planning a prayer vigil and called to obtain specific prayer needs concerning my son. It was an incredible faith-builder and encouragement for all of us to see God answer the prayers of these precious people.

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