Gain support from leaders, coworkers, and volunteers by anchoring your beliefs, casting a vision of a church where everyone belongs, and clearing out any obstacles
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Start by searching Scripture, knowing God’s word applies to everyone. Research the unmet needs in your community. Think about your personal experiences. Make a list of all these reasons and keep it close to help you through tougher times.
Help others realize the church is not complete without those with disabilities. Describe how a special needs ministry aligns with your church’s mission and goals. Share your students' strengths, gifts, and skills, and find volunteer opportunities for them.
Remove fears and hesitations by offering workshops on understanding differences, behavior management, and disability etiquette. Introduce your families to ministry leaders and invite typical families to your events and activities.
“In fact some parts of the body that seem weakest and least important are actually the most necessary” (I Corinthians 12:22 NLT).
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