Make Ministry Accessible
The go-to resource for disability ministry
Because when we empower more people to serve, contribute, and lead in our congregations, everyone wins.
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We make it simple for you to start reaching those affected by disability in your church and community.
Imagine if your church could engage 25% more people.
1 in 4 people has a disability. Churches that involve instead of ignore them are growing.
People affected by disability want to attend, serve, and contribute at your church. Yet they often do so at much lower rates. Is a lack of acceptance or accessibility in your church preventing them?
Ability Ministry helps churches more effectively partner with people who have disabilities.
Ability Ministry helps churches more effectively partner with people who have disabilities.
Church Disability Facts
1 in 4 people in the U.S. has a physical or mental disability.
Source: CDC.gov
Only half of all churches are prepared to accommodate a child with a disability.
Source: Lifeway Research
Only 3 out of 10 churches have hosted opportunities or events for adults with disabilities.
Source: Lifeway Research
A person who has a disability is 40% more likely to not attend church than people without disabilities.
Source: Disability Studies Quarterly (DSQ)
99% of pastors say churches should make facilities more accessible even if it's not required by law.
Source: Lifeway Research
The church is called to reach 100% of people with disabilities.
Source: Luke 14:12-24
“Grateful for this supportive ministry helping families and churches in the community understand God’s plan on how to include and be co-laborers with people with disabilities.”
— Alexai Perez
— Alexai Perez
