Movement in the City, Melrose Park, Suffers Fire
A fire briefly burned in Movement in the City’s (new faith community) Melrose Park campus this morning. Firefighters, who rushed from a nearby station, quickly extinguished the…
The NIC Committee on Accessibility Ministries supports congregations, clergy, and churches in becoming more accessible to all by working to eliminate barriers. We do this by:
- awarding annual grants to churches working on accessibility projects
- consulting with congregations exploring improvements and connecting them with resources
- hosting workshops on accessibility topics
- focusing on neurodiversity and authentic welcome and inclusion of people living with mental illness
- coordinating information about accessible churches and parsonages
- advocating for fully physically accessible buildings
CONTACT:
Violet Johnicker
847.651.4857 / violetjohnicker@gmail.com
Our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/accessibilityministriesnic
Upcoming Events
TBD
Resources:
- National Alliance of Mental Health COVID-19 Information Guide
- How To Make a Church More Accessible
- Certification in Ministry to people with disabilities
- Quick Look for Volunteer Emergency Responders, A Guide for Aiding Persons With Disabilities (Amazon)