Disability Advocacy & Education at Denominational Gatherings
ADN offers workshops, exhibits, accessibility services at 2025 MC USA Convention and Annual Conference
ADN offers workshops, exhibits, accessibility services at 2025 MC USA Convention and Annual Conference
ADN and the CoB’s Discipleship and Leadership Formation department renewed their partnership to provide training, education, and resources that support congregations in becoming more inclusive of people with disabilities and mental illness.
The Story of God’s First People draws from key stories of the Old Testament with an Anabaptist perspective.
“All IN: Immersive Worship for Everybody” project will increase involvement in worship and in the faith community.
Register for this family camp for children with disabilities, June 30 – July 3!
In this engaging interview, Eleanor Habecker shares stories of connection related to her blindness and faith.
Communications Director Emily Hunsbaker presents “Journeying Towards Belonging: Sharing our Gifts and Enriching our Communities.” Incorporating the gifts of people with disabilities in our congregations, Emily welcomes viewers to begin the journey of becoming a place where people with disabilities share in the ministry of the congregation.
Attorney Jennifer Lile and Stewardship Consultant Lyle Miller discuss the unique aspects of estate planning for families of those with disabilities.
MHS Association Estate Gift to Support Work of Anabaptist Disabilities Network
ADN’s free tool to assess a church’s accessibility to people with disabilities and mental illness.
Accessibility Services, Equipping Session, Giveaways, and more!
Mindfulness Training for Those Living with Dementia, Chronic Illness, or an Aging Brain.
Register for We Are Able 2024
Webinar with Bonnie & Lyle Miller on welcoming families impacted by disability and neurodiversity.
ADN field associates Bonnie Miller and Denise Reesor and executive director Jeanne Davies discuss exploring membership with people who have intellectual disabilities.
Dr. Sarah Jean Barton and Jeanne Davies discuss baptism and church membership with particular attention to people with intellectual disabilities.
Believing and Belonging: an accessible Anabaptist membership curriculum
Immanuel Mennonite Church’s experiences auditing their accessibility and addressing their congregation’s barriers to belonging.
Waterford Mennonite Church’s experience forming a disabilities committee and filling out the Congregational Accessibility Survey.
Ambler Mennonite uses Legos to engage with Scriptures across ages and abilities.
New Creation Fellowship in Newton, KS, dedicates their new lift, which makes their sanctuary accessible to all.
ADN field associate and board member Jon-Erik Misz, MDiv, LCSW, speaks on trauma, resiliency, and hope for children who experienced difficult times.
ADN field associate Katie Smith leads this workshop on creating print documents that everyone can read and access.
ADN field associate Katie Smith leads this workshop on creating print documents that everyone can read and access.
ADN field associate Heddie Sumner provides education on dementia: what it is, how to communicate with those affected, and how congregations can continue to minister to people affected and their caregivers.
Representatives from Everence, an Anabaptist financial agency, discuss estate planning for families with a dependent disabled family member.
Janelle Bitikofer offers practical ways for congregations to engage in mutual care by reducing stigma and supporting people who experience mental illness.
Janelle Bitikofer offers an introduction to mental illness: what it is, causes, symptoms, and ideas for providing mutual support to those affected in our communities.
Amy Julia Becker reflects on God’s call to healing, both within ourselves and within relationships.
Keith Dow, Katie Smith, Leonard Dow, and Jeanne Davies discuss practices of sharing joys and hardships in the church community.