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Disability and the Church Recap

Minsoo Kim on stage speaking at Disability and the Church conference
1.3 billion people around the world are impacted by disabilities around the world. Let that sink in for a moment. I was privileged to participate in a great movement on the rise within the Body of Christ. Special Needs Ministry, or Disability Ministry, is a calling for every Church and Christian organization. I believe this: […]
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Community Connections

In his image
By now, you may have heard statements from a certain government official stating that people with autism will never pay taxes, never go on a date, never write a poem, and never play baseball. Let’s establish right now that his statements are, at the very least, harmfully inaccurate. The purpose of this article is not […]
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Meet a Woman Who Loves With No Barriers

There's Something About Pumpkin
Have you ever met someone that brings you joy and gives you hope, no matter the circumstances? Watch our film It’s Something About Pumpkin and witness how Pumpkin blesses everyone she encounters, and it’s all because of Jesus. Moving Works is a non-profit filmmaking ministry, and we film and share cinematic stories of real-life faith […]
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New Year’s Resolutions for The Church

Resolutions for the Church
I’ve never been one for New Year’s resolutions. I can understand the appeal though, as the promise of a new start, of new beginnings, can be empowering and freeing. As we begin a new year, consider these resolutions for a more accessible and inclusive church (one for each month of the year) In 2025, we […]
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Back to School Guide: 3 Practical Tips

A group of students in a classroom setting looking at a pair of laptops on a desk.
I almost threw up in my local red bullseye store last week. I wasn’t sick, but the sight of employees in red polos and khaki pants erecting school supply displays full of notebooks, pencils, lunch boxes and backpacks with all manner of designs made my stomach hurt. There’s the classic Christmas Creep, where stores begin […]
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Sorry

A woman writing the word sorry on a chalkboard
“Sorry, we are late. We couldn’t find his favorite stuffed animal so he wouldn’t get in the car to leave until we found it.” “Sorry, he won’t wear a sweatshirt outside on the playground because it’s ‘too itchy’”.  “Sorry, she’s been up all night and just now fell asleep. We won’t be there today after […]
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Two Teps

Two steps
Two steps. That’s really all I had to climb. I had climbed those steps hundreds upon hundreds of times before, but this time I had to think about it. I began to think about it Friday when I was getting x-rays on my often injured ankle. I thought about it again Saturday as I prepared […]
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Top 4 Reasons Not to Start a Disability Ministry

Top 4 reasons not to start a disability ministry.
It’s a long story, but one day my friend and I got kicked off a bus in New York, with about a dozen other people, and walked aimlessly for hours until we reached our destination. We had never been to New York before, so when we were quite literally kicked to the curb, we found […]
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Effectively Implementing Supports in Children’s Disability Ministry

A girl in a wheelchair utilizing assistive technology to access a laptop.
When I was a special education teacher, I spent five days a week, six hours a day for 180 days with my students. I quickly got to know their strengths, their likes and dislikes, and challenges and was able to use all of that information in creating and implementing support plans for each student. When […]
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For US

For All Of You, For All Of Us
Recently, I stayed the night at a lake house with some friends. We ate snacks, hung out by the beach, and slept on our memory foam pillows. At the same time, a few miles away, dozens of athletes were preparing for an ultra marathon, running 100 miles through the mountains and the foothills. Runners ran […]
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