In a few days, we will be debuting our new website and new online store site! We are committed to continuing to engage disability with the gospel with you throughout COVID-19 and beyond. We are creatively adapting to provide families impacted by disability and churches with encouraging content and uniquely adapted resources. And soon we will be delivering that encouragement and our resources to you on new platforms. Come back soon and see what we have in store for you !
Regathering Your Disability Ministry
With several months of socially distanced worship services underway in most areas of the US, the process of regathering ministries is slowly beginning to take shape. Children’s ministries are considering how to reshape programs to include the essentials in safe ways. Women’s ministries are navigating in-person Bible studies and events. But what about disability ministries? How do we begin to regather and plan for growth in the months to come? Consider … Read More about Regathering Your Disability Ministry
ENGAGING AND TEACHING UNIQUE LEARNERS IN ONLINE PLATFORMS
By Ashley Belknap. One of my seminary professors repeatedly told his students, “There is no value to be placed on the redeemed personality in the classroom.” His encouragement was simple: it is always a better option to have a real-life Christian teaching real students in a real classroom. And it is true—the teaching-learning process is most successful in a real-life, in-person context. … Read more about ENGAGING AND TEACHING UNIQUE LEARNERS IN ONLINE PLATFORMS
Children’s Catechism Visuals
Our Children’s Catechism Flashcards and Classroom Books are designed to aid parents and grandparents in teaching the catechism with a multi-sensory approach. We know it can be daunting to teach 150 questions and answers to your children and teens. Our goal is to help you give them a strong theological foundation from which they can grow … Read more about Children’s Catechism Visuals
Engaging Disability With The Gospel is a ministry of Mission to North America (MNA). We serve people touched by disability and the congregations of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) which minister with them.