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A letter to pastors, from AI

AI seems to be all the buzz right now. So we had to test it out. We just asked an AI to write a letter to a church pastor telling them why they need a disability ministry. Below is what the AI wrote. How do you think it did? Dear (Pastor’s Name), I hope this […]

AI seems to be all the buzz right now. So we had to test it out. We just asked an AI to write a letter to a church pastor telling them why they need a disability ministry. Below is what the AI wrote. How do you think it did?

Dear (Pastor’s Name),

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to you today to express my belief that our church needs a disability ministry. As a member of this community, I have seen the need for this ministry and I believe that it would greatly benefit not only those with disabilities, but also our entire congregation.

Having a disability ministry would provide support and resources to those in our community who live with disabilities, including physical, mental, and developmental disabilities. It would give them a sense of belonging and inclusion, and offer them the opportunity to fully participate in the life of the church. This ministry would also educate and raise awareness about disabilities, breaking down barriers and promoting acceptance and understanding among all members of our community.

Additionally, having a disability ministry would also help our church become more accessible and accommodating to those with disabilities. This could include making physical changes to our facilities, as well as implementing more inclusive practices and policies. This would not only benefit those with disabilities, but also make our church more welcoming and accessible to all.

In conclusion, I believe that a disability ministry would bring great value to our church and would provide support, resources, and education to those with disabilities. I would be happy to help in any way I can to make this ministry a reality, and I encourage you to consider this important initiative.

Thank you for taking the time to read my letter, and I look forward to your response.

Sincerely,

(Your Name)

If you like the letter, feel free to share it with your community and use it to reach out to your pastors and church leaders. Approximately 80% of churches have no intentional outreach to the disability community. If AI can nail this letter so spot on, it seems that pastors would be able to hop on board, too, right?

Originally posted February 10, 2023

About Jason Morrison:

Jason joins the Ability Ministry team and brings over 20 years of graphic design and marketing experience to the table. He has handled projects from local start-up businesses to publicly owned internationally based companies, including a Shark Tank company. Jason currently reside in Louisville with his wife, two daughters, and dog Pepper. In his spare time, he is a Master’s competitor in USA Weightlifting. His family attends Southeast Christian Church.
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