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Inspiration and ideas for congregations and teachers serving people with developmental disabilities
2010 | |
 | Breakthrough - Winter 2010Understanding the Curve: A Lifetime of Inclusion Resource Review: The G.L.U.E. Training Manual Also inside:
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2009 | |
 | Breakthrough - Fall 2009Fellowship & Disabilities: A Churchgoer’s Road Map There are countless ways for church members to have fellowship with people with developmental disabilities. Churches, groups or individual members of a church must seek out people with disabilities and integrate them into the fabric of the church. Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Summer 2009The Buddy System: Integrating Children with Disabilities into Sunday School As we move toward more integration of people with developmental disabilities, parents face the question of how to responsibly include their children in class Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Spring 2009Tips for First Time Teachers: An Orientation Experts from diverse backgrounds with a variety of experiences offer advice to first time teachers of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Winter 2009The Importance of Balance: Bringing Together Congregation Based Ministry and Community Outreach Programs Why we must find the balance between these two approaches and offer full spiritual nurture to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities Also inside:
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2008 | |
 | Breakthrough - Fall 2008Celebrating Similarities: A Natural Progression Kathie Snow has developed an uncommon concept that offers us a new way to think about disabilities Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Summer 2008Sharing the Hallmarks of Great Ministries Three Leaders of Successful Developmental Disability Ministries Discuss Five Hallmarks of Great Programs Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Spring 2008Impressions: People With Developmental Disabilities Speak On Their Church Finding Out What People with Developmental Disabilities Think About Their Church Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Winter 2008Full Participation: Resource Leaders Discuss Inclusion and Advocacy A Curriculum that Fits Also inside:
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2007 | |
 | Breakthrough - Fall 2007Be a Spiritual Bulldozer: Raise Awareness & Inspire Inclusion Tips from Bethesda's west coast PMCs on how to strengthen a ministry or change a life Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Summer 2007A Place for Everyone: Celebrating Faith and Community A call to design a system of services and supports that create communities of love, understanding and faith Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Spring 2007Reflections on Theology and Disabilities Facilitate a ministry that is biblical, inclusive and focused on individual's gifts Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Winter 2007Seasons of Service Nurturing volunteerism and disability ministry Also inside:
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2006 | |
 | Breakthrough - Fall 2006Fishers of Men Starting an evangelism program Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Summer 2006A Look Inside What individuals with developmental disabilities look for in inclusive congregations Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Winter 2006Lighting the Way to Inclusion A survey assists in lighting the way to inclusion Also inside:
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2005 | |
 | Breakthrough - Fall 2005Kids Rule A youthful approach to disability ministry Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Spring 2005Wide Open Spaces How one rural congregation filled a gap and opened doors to inclusion Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Winter 2005A Winning Partnership - Choosing a compatible congregation Advocate Kelly Barnes speaks out about what's important in choosing a place of worship. Also inside:
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2004 | |
 | Breakthrough - Fall 2004Removing Barriers - Making worship accessible How one organization guides congregations in making worship accessible to people with developmental disabilities Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Summer 2004Giving the Gift of Time - Volunteers provide dedicated support Everyone can make a difference in the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities by volunteering their gift of time. Also inside:
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 | Breakthrough - Spring 2004Making Monumental Changes - Advocacy for change in the church and community Maryland's David Banks advocates for change in his church and community. David sets examples for all of us, not only by being involved in his community in a positive manner, but also by going to Washington, D.C. Also inside:
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