Do you think having a Developmental or Neurological Disability or a Mental Illness Makes You a bad person? Are stroke survivors, people living with Autism, FAS, MS, head injuries, and other neurological differences, less than human?
Is it Ok to call people "retards", "crazy" "mentally ill" "stupid" "a moron" and so on when you disagree with them.
As I am building Accessiblechurch.ca. I am trying to do so using tools that make the ideas and content accessible to as many different people as possible.
Accessiblechurch.ca is not intended to be a complete resource on making your church accessible. I am trying also to demonstrate that there are existing free resources on the Internet that congregations can use to improve accessibility.
The Dondi Project is drumming our way across Canada to raise money to rebuild a school in Angola.
We need your help.
We would like to come to your community with this good news project.
Check us out at www.dondiproject.com
The Dondi Project is drumming our way across Canada to raise money to rebuild a school in Angola.
We need your help.
We would like to come to your community with this good news project.
Check us out at www.dondiproject.com
Many people feel called to love their neighbour, or to have compassion for them.
Love of the other and love for the world is a one of the things that the UCC taught me growing up. Jesus is for everyone, not in the sense that everyone should be a Christian, but that Christians should love without discrimination, like Jesus taught.
Our church is sponsoring a refuggee family from the Sydan. The have spent many years as refuggees in Egypt, while waiting for someone from Canada or elxeshwere to sponsor them.
Have any other congregations done something like this. What have you learned from the experience> What has the challenges been.
They arrived two week ago in Canada, and last Saturady we held a church potlock, where we raised over a thousand dollars to help them out.
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