New Bible Study Curriculum for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
The Story of God’s First People draws from key stories of the Old Testament with an Anabaptist perspective.
The Story of God’s First People draws from key stories of the Old Testament with an Anabaptist perspective.
Register for this family camp for children with disabilities, June 30 – July 3!
Communications Director Emily Hunsbaker presents “Journeying Towards Belonging: Sharing our Gifts and Enriching our Communities.” Incorporating the gifts of people with disabilities in our congregations, Emily welcomes viewers to begin the journey of becoming a place where people with disabilities share in the ministry of the congregation.
Attorney Jennifer Lile and Stewardship Consultant Lyle Miller discuss the unique aspects of estate planning for families of those with disabilities.
MHS Association Estate Gift to Support Work of Anabaptist Disabilities Network
Field Associate Sarah Werner reviews the anabaptist baptism & membership curriculum for adults with intellectual disabilities.
Chris Esau and Patty Andres share their baptism testimonies, with a short reflection by Chaplain Mike Gilmore.
Emily Krabill talks about baptism, church, God, and what it means to belong.
How a Sunday School class for intellectually disabled adults in PA connected with a school for disabled children in Ukraine.
Register for We Are Able 2024
Church volunteers who work in faith formation are called to help the gifts of all children, youth, and adults shine.
Jenn Svetlik shares tips and tricks for creating communities of support for people who are neurodivergent.
ADN field associates Bonnie Miller and Denise Reesor and executive director Jeanne Davies discuss exploring membership with people who have intellectual disabilities.
Dr. Sarah Jean Barton and Jeanne Davies discuss baptism and church membership with particular attention to people with intellectual disabilities.
Pastor Nathanael Hofstetter Ressler offers tips for congregations beginning to accommodate for mental illness and support mental health.
Jonathan Shively reflects on the blessings and growth of the 2023 workcamp week.
Believing and Belonging: an accessible Anabaptist membership curriculum
Ambler Mennonite uses Legos to engage with Scriptures across ages and abilities.
Naomi Epp recounts the ways her friendship with Chantel has been a blessing for both of them.
MHS awards funds for creation of inclusive membership curriculum.
The process of beginning a disability ministry at Blooming Glen Mennonite Church, Perkasie, PA, which turned into a thriving community.
Isaiah’s prophecy about the coming Messiah, well known to so many during this Christmas season, paints a radical picture of the Lordship of Christ.
Deborah Ferber reflects on finding joy during the Advent season at the L’Arche Community in Inverness, Scotland.
It isn’t easy in the slightest to go to a funeral for someone you knew well and cherished, so why would one ever go to a funeral for someone they never even met?
October 12, 1982 marks the day when I thought my heart would stop and the world would come to an end.