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Would your church miss you if you weren’t there? Barb Dittrich
Suffering from “compassion fatigue” or lacking in resources, families are frequently heartbroken when their church does not reach out to them in crisis. Sadly, those who do find an inclusive congregation or one with special needs programming can also be inclined to walk away from the church when they feel ignored in their darkest hours.
Yet, what if we flipped that concept on its head?
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Posted in Advocacy, Families, Inclusion, Key Ministry, Strategies
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Tagged Barb Dittrich, church, community, Disability Ministry, Inclusion, Key Ministry, Snappin' Ministries
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