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Tag Archives: Barb Newman
The best at what she does
I want Barb to know how much we value her and the gifts she’s given to us and everyone else serving in the disability ministry field. Continue reading →
An Easter service for the disability community
We’re hosting a very special worship service for families impacted by disability who don’t have a church this Easter morning Continue reading →
Inclusion Fusion LIVE – A disability ministry conference for church leaders AND families
Registration is now open for Inclusion Fusion Live – a disability ministry conference hosted by Key Ministry on April 20th-21st, 2018 at Bay Presbyterian Church in Bay Village, Ohio. Continue reading →
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Tagged Barb Newman, Bay Presbyterian Church, Buddy Break, Catherine Boyle, CLC Network, Doc Hunsley, Every Church Can Do Something, Inclusion Fusion Live, Jolene Philo, Key Ministry, Lamar Hardwick, Lisa Jamieson, Marie Kuck, mental health and the church, Nathaniel's Hope, Ryan Wolfe, Sandra Peoples, Stephen Grcevich MD, Victoria White
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How a hidden disability kept one family from church
Some friends in a like-minded ministry have produced a wonderful video that illustrates the challenges one family impacted by a hidden disability experienced in maintaining their involvement at church. Continue reading →
Wow!
I’m so encouraged to see so many people from throughout our home region willing to spend a day examining how we can more effectively welcome kids, families and adults impacted by disability into our churches. Continue reading →
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Tagged Barb Newman, Bay Presbyterian Church, Beth Golik, Carrie Lupoli, Christine Boyle, Deb Petermann, Emily Colson, Gary Wynn, Julie Hazlett, Libby Peterson, Luz Roa, Matt Guertin, Melissa Rodriguez, Northeast Ohio Special Needs Conference, Ryan Wolfe
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TWO disability ministry training events in Northeast Ohio in February…
We’d like to invite our friends across the Midwest and Great Lakes region to join us on February 6-7 for TWO major disability ministry training events in Northeast Ohio. Continue reading →
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Tagged Barb Newman, Bay Presbyterian Church, Beth Golik, Carrie Lupoli, church, Disability Ministry, Emily Colson, free ministry training, Inclusion, Libby Peterson, ministry conferences, Northeast Ohio Special Needs Conference, Ryan Wolfe, Special Needs Ministry, Stephen Grcevich MD
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Barb Newman…Why is inclusion important in Christian Schools?
What, then, does inclusion look like? At CLC Network, we believe it means ownership and friendship. The general education classroom “owns” the student with the disability and each student is assigned a place of belonging within the general education setting. Continue reading →
Advocating for inclusion in Christian schools…tips for parents
Remember it doesn’t take a huge investment—you and your school don’t have to have all the answers today. You might get a lot of “yes, but” answers in the beginning. If you and your school leaders can keep the big picture in mind, you can find a way to ensure your student is part of the community. Continue reading →
Including Kids With Special Education Needs in Christian Schools: CLC Network
Do you strive to mirror the body of Christ? Are you developing students for Christian service? Is diversity of talents important? Inclusion can be key to all of those goals. Continue reading →
If we can include Isaac…
Parents shouldn’t have to sacrifice a Christian education in order for their kids to get the specialized academic instruction they need. And we’re going to introduce you to some folks who can help! Continue reading →