Disability Awareness Sunday Can Reframe How Your Church Welcomes People

Send us Fan MailWe talk about how Disability Awareness Sunday can move a church from good intentions to real inclusion. I share practical ways to make the gospel accessible by pairing honest stats with personal stories, simple audits, and a culture of welcome. • framing Disability Awareness Sunday as a launch point for disability ministry • sharing both statistics and testimonies to show the need and the impact • using Jesus’ heart for the one to shape church priorities • running an accessibility audit for buildings and events • asking practical questions about mobility, autism transitions, vision, and hearing • talking about people with disabilities as gifted disciples, not projects • including people with disabilities in worship through serving and leadership • equipping volunteers with buddy roles, training, and sensory-friendly tools • grounding ministry in disability theology and Scripture • focusing on the biggest need families report: a genuine welcome If you want to dive deeper on your own, you can check out the Indispensable-People blog or my books on Amazon: The Indispensable Kid, Gospel Accessibility, and Indispensable People.