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Too many people with disabilities are not experiencing the embrace of a faith community.  People with disabilities need access to gospel community, and the body of Christ needs full inclusion of all believers. Your gift helps transform churches into communities where those with and without disability worship with each other.

Including disability and creating belonging happens year-round! We invite you into our Inner Circle of donors who partner with us monthly to equip congregations to move toward withness.

We’re on a mission to create belonging in Christ-centered congregations

1,000
Friendship groups* started across North America

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Friendship groups are gatherings of adults with and without disabilities who desire to build peer relationships while deepening their relationship with God alongside one another in biblical community.
10,000 +
People with and without disability engaging in biblical community
383
Amistad groups*

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Spanish-language Friendship groups in 21 Latin American countries
8,000 +
Latinos with and without disability engaging in biblical community
50 +
Church partners
150 +
Churches equipped
10,000 +
church leaders taught inclusive best practices
450 +
ministries using our TOGETHER curriculum
40 +
Years in ministry

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All gifts to With Ministries are deductible as charitable contributions for federal and state income tax purposes. As required by law, gifts are solicited with the understanding that With Ministries has complete discretion and control over the use of all donated funds.

Board Oversight

With Ministries is led by a Board of Directors that is 100% independent, which provides financial oversight for our ministry.

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All Together Leader’s Guides come with two variations – Track A and Track B. Here’s a quick description of each so you can see what the best fit is for your small group:

Track A:

For the leader of a Friendship Group –a group made up of adults with intellectual disabilities, for whom material is prepared. There are adults without intellectual disabilities partnering to facilitate learning. Activities, printouts and other materials are very visual, simple, and offer non-verbal response and participation options.

Track B:

For a group made up of people with varied abilities all participating in the decisions for the group’s experience. Activities, printouts and other materials may have more words and intellectually challenging components, though options (and tips!) are still offered.

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