Disabilities affect 18 percent of the average community, according to a 1990 United States census. Yet, the Center for Religion and Disability in Pelham estimates
Special needs Sunday School teachers in Alabama Baptist churches adapt and innovate curriculum to teach the Bible to children with special needs. LifeWay Christian Resources’
The golden age of atheism is over,” Oxford University professor Alister McGrath said in his lectures during the 2004 Wycliffe Hall Summer School on the
Special needs Sunday School teachers in Alabama Baptist churches adapt and innovate curriculum to teach the Bible to children with special needs. LifeWay Christian Resources’
Sunday School teachers face a variety of special needs among their students, but increasingly they face autism spectrum disorders (ASDs or autism), the fastest-growing developmental
During the last five weeks, The Alabama Baptist has analyzed church health by looking at a handful of the heartiest Baptist congregations in the state.
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