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15Jun 2020

Remember Us

by Disability and Faith Forum ⋅ 3 Comments
Andrea and her husband stand outside with their kids - one young man and three young women. The youngest two are twins, and they are looking off to the side while everyone else looks at the camera. Everyone is smiling and dressed in shades of blue. One of the twins is wearing a dress like Anna's from the movie Frozen.

Dear Church,
As restrictions are being lifted and you plan for being together in person once again,

please think of us… … Read More →

23Aug 2018

Faith, Spirituality and the Direct Support Professional (DSP) Webinar

by Keith Dow ⋅ Leave a Comment
Moe from "Moe and Ann find belonging"

We must “help [faith communities] understand that we are focusing on participation, inclusion, and belonging as a way to empower, not pity. That we want people to develop roles that make them important and valuable to communities. So we’re looking for connections, not avoidance, for support, not stigma” … Read More →

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