When Mae Froysland and her fellow community members started Christ Church (Grand Rapids, MI) nearly 50 years ago, they knew it was important for this place of worship to hold true to its name and be a place where all . . .
We are always looking for partners who inspire us and push us to think outside of our own experience, and it’s a pleasure to introduce Key Ministry as one of those partners. We encourage you to check them out! When . . .
“To love and be loved” is a core desire of every human being. In today’s post, blogger Katie Mulder shares how this prayer and desire for her daughter have been met through friendship found in an inclusive classroom. AS LONG AS HE . . .
Today we asked disability advocate, author, and emeritus professor of special education David Anderson, Ph.D. to share why inclusive education requires not only practical knowledge for Christians, but also a transformed view of who we believe our students to be. . . .
“I like to think of play as being the practice a child needs in order to master the many fine skills that will be used for later tasks. Much of what we do as adults is stringing small skills together . . .
It’s summertime, and that means school is out and your church is most likely working on its summer programming. Whether it’s Vacation Bible School or church daycare, there are a few steps you can take so that every child will . . .
