Katie Wetherbee joins us to talk about special needs ministry and the unexpected things that can happen and difficulties that can arise with kids (because they’re KIDS!).  Some common examples of "challenging" scenarios and their solutions will be discussed!

Katie Wetherbee joins us to talk about special needs ministry and the unexpected things that can happen and difficulties that can arise with kids (because they’re KIDS!). Some common examples of "challenging" scenarios and their solutions will be discussed!

Katie Wetherbee joins us to talk about special needs ministry and the&nbsp;unexpected things that can happen and difficulties that can arise with kids (because they’re KIDS!).&nbsp;&nbsp;Some common examples of "challenging" scenarios and their solutions will be discussed!

Conversations with Katie

Did you know that only 17% of families who have a family member with autism participate in a community of faith on a regular basis?  Many communities of faith simply have not taken the steps to welcome those with disabilities, not because they don't want to but because they don't know how.<br /><br />Join Mike, a father of three boys with autism, a member of a community of faith, and an Autism and Inclusion Specialist as he shares ideas about how to remedy this problem and learn how to make room for people with intellectual disabilities into communities of faith.

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Did you know that only 17% of families who have a family member with autism participate in a community of faith on a regular basis? Many communities of faith simply have not taken the steps to welcome those with disabilities, not because they don't want to but because they don't know how.Join Mike, a father of three boys with autism, a member of a community of faith, and an Autism and Inclusion Specialist as he shares ideas about how to remedy this problem and learn how to make room for people with intellectual disabilities into communities of faith.

Did you know that only 17% of families who have a family member with autism participate in a community of faith on a regular basis?  Many communities of faith simply have not taken the steps to welcome those with disabilities, not because they don't want to but because they don't know how.<br><br>Join Mike, a father of three boys with autism, a member of a community of faith, and an Autism and Inclusion Specialist as he shares ideas about how to remedy this problem and learn how to make room for people with intellectual disabilities into communities of faith.

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