From accommodation to belonging.

Inclusive Children’s Ministry classes: SRM coordinators work with each family to ensure that kids with disabilities thrive in inclusive children’s ministry classes. While their children’s needs are being met, their parents or guardians can attend the church service.

Spiritual support groups: SRM facilitates friendships and inclusion, combating the loneliness and social isolation often experienced among children and families with disabilities. This includes faith-based parent support groups and mentorship through our belief in spiritual formation and interdependent relationships.

Inclusive teen and middle school ministries: As children grow into adolescence, their needs change. Spiritual Resource Ministry creates inclusion in these formative years through parent involvement, adapted Bible studies, and fostering friendships between children with special needs and their neurotypical peers.

Awareness training: SRM volunteers are educated about many common types of disabilities and how they affect those who experience them. Some of these disabilities include sensory processing needs, autism, anxiety and emotional health challenges, Down syndrome, ADHD, and cognitive delays.

Accommodations for special events, conferences, and services: SRM ensures that all of our larger events are accessible and have disability support for families and individuals.