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Let's Talk About Youth Ministry-Topic: Students With Special Needs

lets talkWe went to the email bag with this topic. Remember email us at talkaboutym@gmail.com with your questions or topic suggestions. This is a topic that needs more attention and dialog. We decided to talk about it in the context of our on ministry.  Also, we probably give the best advice that we have on the topic towards the end.  Let’s keep the conversation going. We would love to hear how you approach this topic within your ministry.

 

hope it helps

kurt & ac

0 thoughts on “Let's Talk About Youth Ministry-Topic: Students With Special Needs

  1. What advice can you give me as a parent of a special needs child in approaching the church. In advocating for my child. I have approached out youth ministry and am not getting anything but a polite response. My son does not feel accepted but they have not helped to make the youth activities even accessible to him. he is in a wheelchair and has been part of the church for 7 years. I am tired of having to push. I have to fight doctors, insurance companies, schools, and i just wish I didn’t have to fight church. Aside from going to a new church any advice? My feelings are to just stop fighting, to stay home and protect my child. Disability is very lonely and isolating and i don’t know where to find support, it i can’t get it in my church where do I go? I don’t feel there has to be a special ministry or group , just willingness of the leaders to be creative, willingness to understanding, willingness to learn , if the leaders aren’t willing to accept how can we expect the youth to ?

  2. What advice can you give me as a parent of a special needs child in approaching the church. In advocating for my child. I have approached out youth ministry and am not getting anything but a polite response. My son does not feel accepted but they have not helped to make the youth activities even accessible to him. he is in a wheelchair and has been part of the church for 7 years. I am tired of having to push. I have to fight doctors, insurance companies, schools, and i just wish I didn’t have to fight church. Aside from going to a new church any advice? My feelings are to just stop fighting, to stay home and protect my child. Disability is very lonely and isolating and i don’t know where to find support, it i can’t get it in my church where do I go? I don’t feel there has to be a special ministry or group , just willingness of the leaders to be creative, willingness to understanding, willingness to learn , if the leaders aren’t willing to accept how can we expect the youth to ?

  3. Michael Van Gorp

    Great video, lots of useful info. I was wondering what advice you could give for this topic for small church youth leaders. For a lack of a better term, I feel like the church dumps special needs students and adults into the youth ministry. How do I handle this when there is nowhere else for them to go?

  4. Michael Van Gorp

    Great video, lots of useful info. I was wondering what advice you could give for this topic for small church youth leaders. For a lack of a better term, I feel like the church dumps special needs students and adults into the youth ministry. How do I handle this when there is nowhere else for them to go?

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