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… What are some of your earliest memories of church? Can you remember a friend you sat beside? Can you … and am thankful for that friendship. It allowed me to feel safe and happy in the Sunday school room. For many children …
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… have been five directors of Chaplaincy, three directors of Safe Church, four directors of Race Relations and Social Justice, …
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… who are blind or have low vision in order to help the church better welcome and include all people. For every … for people who are blind or have low vision to move safely around the space. Consider the hazards of cords, bags, …
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… we would park cars next to each other and chat from the safe distance of our cars. Truly, in light of all the … being in community is a vital part of life. Through my church community, I have had the opportunity to meet a dear …
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… but also in response to that person by everyone else in church. To begin talking about ministry with people with … hospitality. When Sarah’s church welcomes her into the church’s programming, hospitality doubles. Sarah’s autism … love, learn the Bible in the ways she can, and keep her safe. For two blessed hours every Sunday morning, Sarah’s …
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… gifting and the forces of good and evil, someone in the church. But who? Satan and his powers were surrounding me. I … I remembered a conversation I had with Trish, a lady from church. “Kristina, I had gotten an angel from one of my … this angel. It was supposed to watch over me and keep me safe, so I hung it on the wall. I felt an enormous evil …
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… Such attitudes and environments exclude people from church. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity … for the common good…” (Corinthians 12:7). In healthy churches, everybody belongs . “Above all, love each other … Healthy boundaries involve: keeping vulnerable people safe being realistic about my own abilities and limits so …
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… the one with the illness, find someone you trust and feel safe with, someone that can transform your experience of the … remembered her. There were no family, no friends, no church family present. How might the family and church family empowered one another to be an abiding …