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. […]
“On the contrary, those parts of the body that seem to be weaker areindispensable.” –1 Corinthians 12:22 Indispensable – Absolutely necessary. Not subject to being set aside or neglected. Essential. Vital. Fundamental. I’ve read 1 Corinthians many times over the years, and maybe you have, too. The longer I serve in disability ministry, the more […]
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 […]
For many churches, disability inclusion has come a long way. People with disabilities are attending worship services. They’re serving on volunteer teams. They’re participating in Bible studies and small groups. These are important steps. But there is a question that many churches have never seriously considered: Can someone with an intellectual disability serve as an […]
Purpose To provide safe, respectful, and dignified bathroom and personal-care assistance for children and adults with disabilities while protecting participants, families, and volunteers. Children with Disabilities Adults with Disabilities General Guidelines
Listening to People with Disabilities, Families, and Caregivers Great Disability Ministry begins with listening, not assuming. We must give people with disabilities, their families, and caregivers a voice and create space for them to share what they truly need. When we listen well and invite the Holy Spirit into the process, God can use what […]
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 […]
Some years ago, I met a fellow mother at summer swim lessons. She stood out to me, but first I couldn’t pinpoint why. Then, it came to me. As other parents laid out their chairs and towels poolside, settling in to 30 min of relative peace as their child participated in one of the many […]
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.
