Compel Them to Come In
Close your eyes for a moment and imagine being born into permanent darkness…
You are born into a sub-culture that largely rejects both the label of disability and the remedies for your condition. Imagine traveling to meet your fiancée when, in the space of ninety seconds, you roll your car. You find that you are paralyzed from the chest down. In an instant, you have been suddenly transformed into a stranger you do not know.
These are just a few of the ways that millions are impacted by disabilities. This book will take you into the isolated world of physical and intellectual disability and show you how to touch lives for Christ in this vastly neglected community.
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The Indispensable Kid
– by Rev. Tracie Corll
Absolutely necessary, essential; incapable of being disregarded.
Tracie Corll shares her family’s personal experience with disability. Through their story, you’ll discover the power of faith, the resilience of family, and the beautiful potential that lies within every child.
About the Author: Tracie Corll, Co-Executive Director of STM, has a bachelor’s degree in early childhood and a master’s degree in family ministry. With over 20 years of experience, the Corlls have served as Summer Get Away Coordinators, Speakers, and DFC Training Developers.
Gospel Accessibility and Indispensable People
– by Rev. Tracie Corll
Disability Ministry, Foundations, Relationships, Programs, Strategies, and Co-laboring in Christ
Disability is vast and the statistics prove the prevalence of disability through every age and stage of life. The world has created sufficient guidelines to create inclusion. The church, God’s hands and feet, needs to go beyond sufficient and make the Gospel accessible with excellence.
God defines His creation, and those that SEEM weaker, He calls them Indispensable! How does the church serve people with disabilities with excellence? By building the disability ministry on the firm foundation of scripture, relationships built on compassion, not pity, and with realistic programs and strategies so that everybody of every ability can become co-laborers in Christ.