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Disability ministry requires careful balance between specialized support and full church integration. Examining the medical, social, and spiritual models of disability helps churches develop more effective, compassionate approaches to inclusion.

• Cognitive and invisible disabilities present unique challenges for recognition and inclusion
• Some incorrectly view disability as solely spiritual issues requiring deliverance or healing
• Balance is needed between seeing disability as both a challenge and part of human diversity
• Separate disability ministries provide targeted support but shouldn't exist in isolation
• Biblical perspectives range from Leviticus (seeming exclusion) to Jesus's radical inclusion
• 1 Corinthians 12 reminds us that those who "seem weakest" are indispensable to the body

For deeper dives into these topics, check out indispensable-people.com and visit Amazon to purchase "The Indispensable Kid," "Gospel Accessibility," and "The Indispensable People."