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One Family’s Journey in the Bible Belt…guest post from Stephanie Prosser
Stephanie offered to share her family’s story with our readers. It serves as a stark reminder that while great strides are being made in opening more churches to families of kids with special medical, behavioral, emotional and developmental needs, there continue to be cities of substantial size here in the U.S. where families impacted by disability have nowhere to go on Sunday mornings if they wish to worship as a family. Here’s Stephanie… Continue reading →
Posted in Advocacy, Autism, Families, Inclusion, Key Ministry, Stories
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Tagged Abilene Texas, Autism, church, Disability Ministry, Inclusion, Key Ministry, Reach For A Difference, Sara Collins, Special Needs Ministry, Stephanie Prosser
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