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All God's Children

Building Churches of Belonging

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Pages
126
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Wipf and Stock Publishers

About

All God's Children introduces a variety of disability ministry strategies, all working to create a deeper sense of belonging across the church. Written by dedicated professionals, pastors, and parents of disabled children, the book invites local congregations to recognize the need, reenvision the church, explore strategies, and find solutions for specific ministry contexts. Chapters often connect readers to practical ministry resources and settings, much like attending a workshop on the topic. The writing also invites readers into the heart of caring people as parents, neurodivergent clergy, seasoned advocates, and creative thinkers. The book provides a "sampler" that collectively stresses the need not just for welcome, or inclusion, but for a deeper sense of belonging as all God's children find their place in the body of Christ, the church.

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