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Developing a SpNeedsMin’s Goals & Mission

January 10, 2011

Less than one year ago, First Baptist Church of Elk Grove, CA launched their Hearts In Motion Special Needs Ministry for Children.  I am exceptionally impressed with the forethought the FBC children’s ministry team has invested into developing their inclusion goals and mission.  Sherry Ju and Kim McVean have been gracious enough to provide our readers the following documents from their special needs ministry:

HIM Special Needs Ministry for Children Mission Statement

HIM Parent Info SheetThis is fantastic!

HIM Special Needs QuestionnaireTake note of the great practices at the bottom of this intake form!

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Here’s my list of other recommended posts for helping a church get started:

Just the Facts!  Special Needs Statistics

Getting Leadership on Board – The Details

Church Staff – Team Approach to Special Needs Ministry

Special Needs Ministry Intake Forms

Special Needs Policies & Procedures + Link to Example

Starting a Special Needs Ministry

Celebrating Special Needs Ministry Volunteers

Teen Buddy Training

Autism & Your Children’s Ministry – My Podcast with Ministry-to-Children.com

Addressing Aggressive or Unsafe Behavior

Handling a Child that Bolts in Church Programming

Curriculum and Other Resources for Special Needs

Special Buddies Curriculum by Lifeway

Good Finds!  Free Autism Webinar by Friendship Ministries

Good Finds!  Terminology for a Diagnosis Manual

Special Needs Space Design Tips

Products for Special Needs Environments

Child Protection Policy for Special Needs Buddies

Prepare for the Newly Diagnosed Child with Special Needs

Best Practices:  Spotlight on Johnson Ferry Baptist Church – Part 1

Best Practices:  Spotlight on Johnson Ferry Baptist Church – Part 2

Stay tuned for more helpful posts in 2011…including teaching techniques and behavior management strategies.

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