Created by New York City filmmakers, the project highlights the overlooked stories and innovative disability services happening across Mississippi. STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI — September 23, 2026 — A new grassroots documentary project, Mississippi L.O.V.E., has officially launched its digital presence, bringing an intimate, respectful lens to a vibrant community too often left out of mainstream conversations. […]
From our friends at Southeast Christian Church, hosting a fall festival event is a fun way to bring your disability community together! Shine Fall Fest brought our friends and families in the disability community together for an unforgettable night of fun across five Southeast campuses on Friday, August 28! Decked out in their best ’80s […]
More than 70 million Americans — 1 in 4 people — live with a disability. Nearly a third of families affected by disability say they have left a church because their child felt unwelcome or excluded. For Nadia Ibrahim Mossburg, that number isn’t surprising. Born with cerebral palsy, Mossburg spent more than two decades shaping […]
From our friends at Trinity New Life Church: “What happens when we stop seeing people with disabilities only as people who need help and start recognizing everything they bring to the church? In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul reminds us that the body of Christ needs every part, including the parts the world may consider weaker […]
ATLANTA. — Mark Wallace Maguire announces the release of his newest book, But First, We Must Begin in the Dark: A Father’s Journey Into Special Needs & Faith, an honest exploration of what it means to encounter God while raising a child with special needs. The book follows Maguire’s experience as he interviews five fathers […]
Bart Jones officially joined the Ability Ministry staff in September of this year, which means it is WAY beyond time for an official introduction. We discuss how he first became involved with Ability Ministry, his time as a pastor, what it means to be the Executive Minister of Spiritual Development and Operations, and the legacy […]
Ryan and Jason talk beyond just finding volunteers, but ways to engage with your team, keep them healthy, and methods to avoid burnout in ministry. Listen on Spotify Resources Discussed:
Recently, President Ryan Wolfe facilitated an online training session with Brentwood Baptist Church regarding disability ministry. Resources Mentioned PDF of Ryan Wolfe’s presentation Fun time fillers Contact us for a free consultation or to arrange training for your church
Recently, we hosted an online consultation with a fantastic group of church planters located in India. With permission, we are able to share the full meeting here and pray that it encourages others across the world to reach their disability community for Christ. Resources Mentioned
Ministry with adults seems such a basic concept; you might be wondering why the need for an entire episode about it. Ryan and Jason talk through why an adult disability ministry is critical, as well as resources and supports to continue these ministries and help them grow. Listen Here: Also Listen On: Resources Discussed:
Because Jesus' table is accessible for everyone...
We desire to see the Church make room for all people affected by disability. To fully participate. To fully partner. To fully lead.
We exist to equip and empower the 25% of the population with a disability, their families, and their churches to become who God has created them to be.
