Three veteran ministry leaders describe ways that they seek to ensure that all children and youth, including those with autism; developmental disabilities; and physical, visual, hearing, and intellectual impairments, engage fully in the life of the congregation. Resources referred to by presenter Amanda Brouwer are included below. Don't miss the Individual Spiritual Formation plan which would be useful for all students, not just those with special needs. 

This video would make an excellent training session for children and youth ministry leaders. This presentation was part of the conference “Doing Ministry With Youth on the Margins” sponsored by Christian Reformed and Reformed Church in America Disability Concerns in Grand Rapids, Michigan, August 8, 2014.

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