#church accessibility

[dallomi]

Presbyopia reading tips for seniors to make hymnals clearer, reduce glare, and avoid this mistake before buying stronger readers.

How Seniors with Presbyopia Can Read Hymnals More Comfortably

[thomsen-real]

🎧 New Episode: Faith, Silence, And Inclusion. We’re diving into what true church accessibility looks like for the Deaf community ("beyond the ramps"), how to handle seasons when God feels silent, and finding Him in everyday life. Listen now & join the conversation! 👇

Podcast Episode: Faith, Silence, And Inclusion

[thomsen-real]

True discipleship happens in the everyday moments—and it calls us to make room for everyone. As we wrap up this 7-day series, let’s look at how faith, daily life, and Deaf inclusion connect. 👇

Day 7: Faith, Accessibility, and Everyday Life – Series Recap

[thomsen-real]

Want to welcome Deaf friends but don't know ASL? Start small. This article shares 5 everyday ASL phrases that can help build connection, show hospitality, and make others feel seen and valued. 🤟 Read more and take your first step toward inclusion.

5 Everyday Phrases You Can Learn in ASL to Welcome Deaf Friends

[thomsen-real]

How does the Holy Spirit guide us in everyday life? And what does true welcome in the church look like? In my latest article, I explore God's guidance through Scripture and community, and why accessibility and belonging matter in every congregation. #Faith #Church

Podcast Episode: Listening And Welcoming In Church

[thepeskypostulant]

Let the Weird Kids Worship

Or: Why the Book of Common Prayer Isn’t a Cage — and Why You Shouldn’t Have to Lead a Committee to Feel Like You Belong Let’s start here: a lot of young people don’t leave church because they hate God. They leave because they didn’t feel safe bringing their full, messy, questioning, crying, dancing, quiet, neurodivergent (which just means people whose brains work a little differently — like…