2017-01-19T00:00:00
Church-based children’s work with children that have additional (special) needs or disabilities has always been out on the margins: something that has been occasionally provided in response to a specific, direct need. It is rarely viewed as a missional outreach opportunity, and indeed, it is common for there to be some resistance to inclusion, even in churches where there are families with a child with additional needs.
If you want to read more, subscribe now for instant access to 1000s of resources, advice, ideas and support for anyone involved in family, youth and children’s ministry.
PLUS receive a weekly newsletter to keep you up to date with what’s new, what’s seasonal and what’s in the news!
If you are already a NexGenPro subscriber, SIGN IN
By Mina Munns is the founder of Flame: Creative Children’s Ministry www.flamecreativekids.blogspot.co.uk
The events of Good Friday are powerful and striking, and several key themes can be drawn out. The following craft ideas will help children explore the themes of sorrow, love, destruction, pain and new life
2023-12-11T11:46:00Z By Mark Arnold
It’s Christmas!! Those two words seem to divide the nation even more than Brexit has, with people falling into one of two ‘camps’… Either you started wearing your Christmas jumper in October, had your decorations up in November, and have already watched ‘Elf’ 12 times this season, or you feel ...
2023-11-09T16:14:00Z By Mark Arnold
When did you first become aware of ADHD?
Steve Henwood takes a look in the games cupboard and reflects on how we need to think about the ‘stuff’ of youth ministry and how we can get more
2024-01-11T11:28:00Z
Steve Henwood is convinced that your youth ministry could have a new dimension if you can raise the funds for this versatile gadget
2024-01-11T09:42:00Z By Tim Alford
Tim Alford continues his exhortatation for us to make the Bible a vital part of your life
Site powered by Webvision Cloud
