Disability Inclusion

Making Concord a place where everyone feels welcome

Disability Inclusion

Partnering with families and individuals impacted by disability on their journey to pursue life in Christ.

Learning Environments

The goal of every staff member and volunteer in the Children’s Ministry department is to make your child feel loved by Jesus, their leaders, and their peers.

Children with special needs are included in age- and ability-appropriate classes with the support of a one-on-one buddy, when needed. Buddies come alongside each child, providing the level of support they need to participate, learn, grow, and serve alongside their peers.

We have sensory and respite rooms always available for any child who needs a break.

The teenage years are tough in the best of circumstances. With the addition of cognitive, physical, social, or emotional challenges, life is simply more difficult to navigate – for everyone in the family.

As with younger children, our goal is to keep teens with their same-age peers so that they can connect with Jesus, grow in their faith, and serve others. This is even more impactful alongside new friends.

Concord Student Ministry (upstairs in The Rafters) also provides a room for students who need a quiet space or a place to chill.

Our mission for adults who live with a disability, and those who provide care for those living with a disability, is to MAKE A WAY, period.

As a believer in Christ, you have a place in the Body of Christ, and we want to help you find it.

Our Young Adult Friends class is a self-contained ministry environment for adults ages 18-40 with developmental disabilities and is geared toward the specific learning needs of those who attend. Our Young Adult Friends will enjoy church-wide worship, but will be provided with learning at a special level during the sermon. This class meets during the 10:30 AM worship service.

Striving to make everyone feel welcome and included at Concord Church.

Help us make your first experience positive by contacting us in advance.

Serve With Us

A heart to love people

You don’t have to have formal training or experience to serve with our Disability Inclusion Ministry. You simply need a heart to love people, a willingness to serve, and a desire to help others feel welcomed and included. We have a multitude of opportunities for you!

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