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How to Start a Disability Ministry

These steps will help lay the foundation for an exceptional ministry to men and women with disabilities.

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Topics:Christian education, Congregational care, Hospitality, Outreach, Volunteers
Filters:Church board, Disability ministry, Outreach, Pastor, Pastoral care, Sunday school
Purpose:Discipleship
References:Luke 14:21-23
Date Added:August 22, 2007

Launching a ministry to children and adults with disabilities is a daunting assignment. Many churches are already spread thin on volunteers, space, and money—they can hardly imagine taking on another ministry. Other churches don't know where to start, how to find resources, or how to reach their community in this new way.

The following video is an excerpt from the Exceptional Teaching Online program developed by CCFH.org.  If your church isn't offering any ministry to the disability community—or if it's struggling in the ministry it is offering—consider how these steps could work in your church.

For the complete Exceptional Teaching Online training course, visit CCFH.org.





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Posted: April 12, 2008
THOMAS GORMLEY  (Registered User)
THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU!!!


Posted: June 28, 2008
Ola Popoola  (Registered User)
Good initiative. It is hard to see one disabled person in the churches around us. Thanks for the submission and it worth pursuing through His grace. Once again, thanks.


Posted: November 23, 2008
mercy  (Guest)
but how???????????



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