Children-s-ministry Quote by Amy Fenton Lee

“On their own, the leader of a church's special needs ministry can't meet every need of every volunteer or participating family. But that leader…

— Amy Fenton Lee

“By and large, the special needs ministry leader is a translator of sorts, responsible for understanding and bridging the gap between two very unique…

— Amy Fenton Lee

“In my view, the ultimate goal for a special needs ministry is to being families into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. And in…

— Amy Fenton Lee

“The big-picture goal of a church's special needs ministry is to facilitate a sense of belonging inside the bigger body of Christ. Our best…

— Amy Fenton Lee

“A church's efforts to start one aspect of the special needs ministry should be applauded.”

— Amy Fenton Lee

“Of all the goals and outcomes for a special needs ministry, there is one that is most important: To enable parents of kids with…

— Amy Fenton Lee

“Good people disagree on how a church should run virtually every ministry inside a church, and this is especially true for special needs ministry.”

— Amy Fenton Lee

“When you nurture and prioritize relationship for the volunteers, the volunteers become the ministry's greatest recruiting tools, because they tell others.”

— Amy Fenton Lee

“In many cases, special needs ministry is a "business-to-business" ministry. The ministry exists to support other ministries and to help them successfully include the…

— Amy Fenton Lee

“As ministry leaders and volunteers, it's our job to care mostly about a family's connection inside our church, and ultimately with Jesus Christ.”

— Amy Fenton Lee

“As a result, the success of the ministry volunteers is often every bit as important as the success of the participating kids. And the…

— Amy Fenton Lee

“In the process of helping children prepare to minister and in doing ministry together, important relationships can develop between child and adult. When we…

— Catherine Stonehouse