April’s MM puts the spotlight on disability, a topic that has gained greater public awareness, and understanding, over the years.
This Disability Issue focuses on what has been done in ministries that cater to the needs of persons with disabilities (PWDs), challenges faced by such disability ministries, what you can do to help and beyond these, the shining testimonies of those who have gained from these special ministries.
Whither ministries for persons with disabilities in Singapore churches?
In this article, Joanna Ong from Koinonia Inclusion Network (KIN) talks about how KIN enables the church to welcome and disciple people of all abilities, and how disability-inclusive churches will be a way to share and demonstrate the love of Christ. What are the needs in such disability ministries and how can you help? Find out more!
Ohana Ministry at Sengkang Methodist Church: Nobody gets left behind or forgotten in God’s family
Sengkang Methodist Church’s Ohana Ministry started 11 years ago as a Children’s Ministry class that catered to different needs of children with disabilities. Today, it is a standalone ministry that seeks to integrate each person with disability into church life, intentionally and meaningfully. Read more about the remarkable journeys of those whose lived have been impacted by Ohana Ministry.