Children-s-ministry Quote by Amy Fenton Lee

“Parents feel a greater connection to their faith community when they observe visible ways the church makes accommodations for their child. Anticipating the individual…

— Amy Fenton Lee

“In churches that care about special needs inclusion I have found that the single biggest determinant for a child's success is the strength of…

— Amy Fenton Lee

“As church leaders, our opinions on these topics aren't necessary to effectively love and support families who have children with disabilities. Encourage ministry team…

— Amy Fenton Lee

One of the great things about children is that they have no other concern than to be simply interested in things. It is considered…

— John Dickerson

“I felt Someone write on my heart that mothers of young children shouldn’t worry about what they’re getting from church but rather what they’re…

— Guideposts

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

— Amy Fenton Lee

“We help all children learn healthy ways of relating when we create environments that reflect real life. In contrast, we re doing the child…

— Amy Fenton Lee

“Showing participants in a positive light may be the first time some parents have had their child celebrated at all, let alone publicly. The…

— Amy Fenton Lee

“Children are deeply curious about odd behaviors and seldom offended or worried by them. What a remarkable gift to bestow on another person, it…

— Vivian Gussin Paley

We feel great compassion for parents whose love and protective instincts for their challenged children have moved them to some positions that are adversary…

— Dallin H. Oaks

“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

“Our minds have the potential to become righteous about many different concerns, and only a few of these concerns are activated during childhood. Other”

— Jonathan Haidt