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Rejoicing Spirits is our "no-shush" worship service for persons of all abilities. It is a lively, interactive and joyous service where we sing, pray, using puppet videos we retell Bible stories and then draw life lessons from them. Everyone is encouraged to take a tambourine, a shaker or a drum and make some joyful noise. People of all ages and abilities are often invited to be participants in our dramas as well as the liturgy itself. See a sample service below.
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![]() The Rejoicing Spirits Community is a an extended family of individuals of all abilities "that works to enrich the faith lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families and friends and other supportive community members." (from the Rejoicing Spirits Website).
Rejoicing Spirits is our "no-shush" worship service for persons of all abilities. It is a lively, interactive and joyous service where we sing, pray, using puppet videos we retell Bible stories and then draw life lessons from them. Everyone is encouraged to take a tambourine, a shaker or a drum and make some joyful noise. People of all ages and abilities are often invited to be participants in our dramas as well as the liturgy itself. If you would like to know more about our Rejoicing Spirits, help us at future services, or get signed up for our monthly newsletter contact Martha Piesko and she can help you get connected. If you are interested in knowing more about what it means to be a Rejoicing Spirits Community, or perhaps becoming a host congregation for a Rejoicing Spirits service you can find out more here http://www.rejoicingspirits.org/about-us |
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Community Conversations
Inclusive Communities Network is an initiative to connect families for the purpose of sharing inclusion ideas and resources and building community. If you would like to connect with other families and want to be included in future events and communication, contact Cindy at cindymerten@everybodyschurch.org. Read a great blog about our service (click here) Disability Inclusion Resources (click here) |
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