Accessibility
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An inclusive faith community means that every person, regardless of ability, is offered the same respect and opportunity to participate in their worshiping community. Differences are both accommodated and celebrated so that each individual feels a sense of welcome and belonging.
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Affirmation
Some good ideas used by congregations to welcome worshipers of all abilities and their families in the area of affirmation
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10 easy ways to welcome worshipers of all abilities in the area of affirmation
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How You Can Make A DifferenceEducate your congregation about disability etiquette with this bulletin insert
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Clergy Guide
Guidelines for clergy, ushers, and lay leaders on how to be more inclusive in their house of faith
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Congregant Needs Survey
Find out what accommodations your congregants need
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Communication
Some good ideas used by congregations to welcome worshipers of all abilities and their families in the area of communication
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10 Tips for Communication
10 easy ways to welcome worshipers of all abilities in the area of communication, and information on how to use language that promotes dignity and respect.
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Accessibility
Ideas to make the physical structure of your house of faith more accessible and information on universal design
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10 Tips to Increase Accessibility
10 easy ways to welcome worshipers of all abilities in the area of accessibility
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