
“Every church can be successful in serving those with special challenges.” This is something I share in workshops across the nation. However, that statement is met with expressions of doubt by many. They reference the church size, location, building codes, curriculum cost, staffing, financial support and other issues as obstacles to having a special needs ministry. While there isn’t a one- size-fits all, or even most, program, the success of special needs ministry will hinge on how the entire church embraces it as a significant part of the great commission. Although some might......
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“…And the child did minister unto the Lord before Eli the priest.” (1 Samuel 2:11) When Hannah...
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The Wikipedia definition of outreach is “an activity of providing services to any populations who might not...
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Too often, the nursery is considered a babysitting service for parents and grandparents. While it is essential...
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With each season that occurs throughout the year, change tends to come as well. Things begin to...
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My church recently began having family worship services twice a month on Sunday nights. The goal is...
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I remember when I first fell in love with the camping ministry. It was the summer that...
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Prior to the birth of each of our daughters, we purchased an elegant, lovely silver photo album...
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