KIN has officially launched on 30 January 2021 the Centre for Disability Ministry in Asia (CDMA), a collaboration with the Biblical Graduate School of Theology, as well as the CDMA’s first book, Enabling Hearts: A Primer for Disability-Inclusive Churches.
The Guest of Honour for the occasion was the Right Reverend Keith Lai, President of the National Council of Churches of Singapore. The event was reported by local Christian media site Salt & Light.
You can watch the video of the launch below:
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…
Have you entered a church where people with and without disabilities worship God in “harmony”? Occasionally, there might be a sudden shout during worship, a person rocking back and forth during prayer, or someone running around the pews during the sermon. No one bats an eyelid. The pastor continues his preaching. There’s an occasional smile and a look of understanding from the congregation…
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!