In today’s episode, guests Robert and Lori Crosby talk with Catherine Boyle about their book and ministry, Reach Hurting Kids Institute. The Crosbys are presenting a ministry intensive on creating a trauma-Informed children’s or youth ministry at DATC2023.

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What do St. Patrick and parents of triplets with disabilities have in common? You probably think the answer is ‘nothing!’ Read this post or listen to this podcast episode to learn why they have much more in common than you might think. 

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In today’s podcast episode, Catherine Boyle talks with Kim Botto, one of the featured speakers at DATC2023.

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In today’s episode, Beth invites you to pull up a chair to her new white board as, together, we learn about new perspectives and ideas in disability ministry.

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Today’s episode is a message of encouragement for those of you in children’s ministry who want to be more proactive about including kids with disabilities, including mental health and behavioral diagnosis. In your school district, it's likely that 20% of the students are receiving IEP or 504 accommodations to make learning easier for them. The message we share, the gospel, is important enough to be willing to make some accommodations for too in our ministries! So let's talk about why and how you can make your ministry more accessible!

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In today’s podcast, Catherine Boyle interviews Doc Hunsley from SOAR Special Needs, and lets you know how you can sign up for Doc’s Disability Ministry 101 Ministry Intensive at DATC2023.

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In today’s episode, Catherine Boyle reflects on what God has been revealing to her about multiplication and a bountiful 100-fold increase in disability and mental health ministries.

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In this week's episode, Beth Golik shares four thoughts about nonverbal communication in the children's ministry setting and how she has been personally impacted by her students whose primary mode of communication doesn't include the spoken word.

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In this episode, Sandra Peoples is joined by Chris Hulshof. Together they discuss the importance of churches that are both acceptable and accessible to those with disabilities.

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In this week’s episode, Catherine Boyle gives 5 reasons why the Disability and The Church Conference is a unique opportunity for those in ministry or affected by disability.

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