The Singapore online Christian news website Salt & Light has written an article about KIN’s inaugural Singapore Disability Ministry Survey (SDMS 2023) and how it has helped obtain a clearer understanding of the state of Christian ministry for people with disability among Protestant churches in Singapore. Click here to see it.
Salt&Light Feature: How can churches include persons with disability? KIN survey offers insights and partnership
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Salt&Light Feature: “Everyone is indispensable”: They started a small group that welcomes those with special needs
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When Jane Lim (not her real name) heard that a group of men had invited her 21-year-old son with autism to join their discipleship (cell) group, she was filled with gratitude…
Article: Whither the Church and disability ministries in Singapore?
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Article: Disability ministry: How is the Church enabling this part of the Body?
December 1, 2023
Is there a special needs or disability ministry in your church? How much is your church engaging with people with special needs?
With the hope of shedding more light on the special needs ministry, we spoke to Koinonia Inclusion Network (KIN), as well as some volunteers from SHINE (special needs ministry from HOPE Singapore).
Read the article here to hear more about their experiences and their dreams for the ministry, and their heart for this important part of the Body!