Why and How to Serve Those with Disabilities in Your Ministries
Paul reminds us that our friends living with disability are indispensable to the body of Christ. A church without disabilities, then, becomes an incomplete church.
Welcome to Rooted’s Top Ten, a curated reading list for youth ministers. Each month we find ten articles, and sometimes videos or podcasts, from various sources that we believe will encourage you in your ministry to teenagers and their families.

Paul reminds us that our friends living with disability are indispensable to the body of Christ. A church without disabilities, then, becomes an incomplete church.
If children truly matter to Christ, then they should matter deeply to his church, not only in what we believe about them, but in how intentionally we disciple them.
Our goal is that our babies in the nursery would return to the Church as adults. Rooted Children’s Curriculum supports that mission.
Let your choice regarding summer children’s ministry lead you to effectively sharing Jesus with these children first and foremost.
Children remind the church of God’s faithfulness across generations. They remind us that the covenant promises of God continue from one generation to the next.
I am convinced that every beautiful piece of ministry I have been a part of has never been because of my ability, but because I am his child, because he is in control, and because his plans and purposes always prevail.
