Coaching churches to disciple and enfold kids, teens, and adults with disabilities
Since 2007, Engaging Disability With The Gospel has been equipping churches to disciple and enfold kids, teens, and adults with disabilities—helping the whole body of Christ grow stronger, more connected, and more faithful to God’s call.
Rooted in the Reformed tradition, we serve the broader evangelical community, providing personalized coaching, practical training, and adapted discipleship resources designed for every age and stage of life. Our heart is to come alongside churches—no matter where they are in their disability ministry journey—and help them make room for every person to worship, grow, and serve.
Through our online store, Simply the Gospel, we provide uniquely adapted, visual discipleship resources that make biblical teaching accessible to learners of all abilities. Our resources are designed to support both families and churches as they nurture spiritual growth in children, teens, and adults with disabilities.
We believe every person in the body of Christ is indispensable—and every church can become a place where everyone truly belongs.
Our Ministries
Cohort-based church training program designed to equip churches to include children with disabilities in corporate prayer and worship.
Church coaching across congregational life and ministries, including Christian education, discipleship, and fellowship.
Simply the Gospel resources are created with unique learners in mind, but they are designed to benefit everyone.
Our Beliefs
We believe the church is made more complete when people with differing abilities are authentically integrated into the life, worship, and mission of the church. This vision inspires everything we do.
Our ministry is deeply rooted in the truths of Scripture as expressed in the Reformed faith, which we believe offer the most reliable foundation for understanding the gospel, the church, and the image of God in every person. Read more.
We also believe that the Bible speaks clearly and compassionately about disability. Read our theological foundation on disability.







