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On losing my pastor
My pastor announced his resignation yesterday. I’ll miss him greatly. Continue reading
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Tagged Bay Presbyterian Church, Garnett Slatton, Leadership, pastors, transitions
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How kids with disabilities are challenged when a new program year begins…
As a new school year is beginning here in Northeast Ohio, many kids and families will face a daunting challenge at church.
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Church transitions and kids with disabilities
Transition times all too often result in kids and families falling away from church programming. With a little understanding of how transitions may impact kids with specific disabilities and some advance planning, church staff, volunteers and parents can help most have positive experiences as they progress into their age-appropriate ministry environments at the start of the new program year. Continue reading