Wonderfully Made
An adaptive ministry that partners with families to equip individuals
of all abilities to know Jesus, build meaningful relationships and live
out their God-given purpose. Launching Oct 4th.
Want your child to be a part of this inspiring ministry?
Please complete the Wonderfully Made Intake Form ideally by Tuesday or Wednesday prior to the Sunday you plan to attend. This helps us best prepare the space & our trained staff to be accommodating to every individual.
WE NEED YOU. CHILDREN NEED YOU.
OUR TEAM:
Family Ministry Team: Scott Koger, Barb Farley & Sheri Conerty
Advisory Team: Anna Farley, Krista Ogden, Nancy Bruno, Jodie Weneck, & Maggie Mcdonald
WHAT YOU CAN DO: SERVE
Want to serve in this ministry? Reach out to our leaders Sheri Conerty & Barb Farley at
sheri@springborobaptist.org barb@springborobaptist.org
FAQS
Q: What space are we converting for Wonderfully Made?
A: The current indoor playground in the Wee KidZone hallway.
Q: Where will our preschoolers play when we have inclement weather?
A: The gym! We will have games and equipment in there to play with.
Q: When is the launch date of Wonderfully Made?
A: Sunday, October 4, 2026
Q: Will Wonderfully Made be open during both services?
A: Wonderfully Made will be open during the 10:30 service only.
Q: How old do we have to be to serve in Wonderfully Made?
A: To be a Buddy, you must be 16 years or older.
To be a Team Lead, you must be 21 years or older.
WHAT YOU CAN DO:
PRAY
1.PRAY FOR THE CHILDREN
-That every child who enters would feel safe, loved, accepted, and valued.
-For children with autism, ADHD, sensory needs, anxiety, mobility challenges, and communication differences to feel peace and belonging.
-That God would help each child learn and experience His love in ways they can understand.
-For emotional regulation, successful transitions, and calm during services and activities.
-For protection over every child physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
2. PRAY FOR THE FAMILIES
-For exhausted parents and caregivers to feel seen, supported, and refreshed.
-That parents would be able to worship, hear the Word, and connect with God without fear or worry.
-For families who have felt isolated or hurt by churches in the past to experience healing and welcome.
-That God would bring families from the community who desperately need support and connection.
3. PRAY FOR THE VOLUNTEERS
-For compassionate, patient, dependable volunteers with servant hearts.
-That fear or insecurity about serving special needs families would be replaced with confidence and love.
-For wisdom in handling behaviors, sensory needs, communication challenges, and medical concerns.
-For unity, flexibility, endurance, and joy among the team.
-That volunteers would see this ministry not as childcare, but as discipleship and outreach.
4. PRAY FOR LEADERSHIP & PLANNING
-For wisdom in every decision involving safety, curriculum, staffing, sensory supports, and classroom setup.
-For smooth organization, scheduling, training, and communication.
-That God would reveal blind spots before launch day.
-For protection from discouragement, burnout, confusion, or spiritual attack during preparation.
-For peace when plans change or challenges arise.
5. PRAY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
-That the ministry spaces would feel calm, nurturing, welcoming, and sensory-safe.
-For provision of needed equipment, sensory tools, visual supports, furniture, and supplies.
-For generous donations and resources to create a safe environment for every child.
-That every detail—from check-in to classrooms—would help families feel cared for.
6. PRAY FOR LAUNCH DAY
-For a smooth, peaceful first day with minimal overwhelm for children and families.
-That volunteers would work together calmly and confidently.
-For divine appointments and meaningful connections with new families.
-That parents would leave saying, “We finally found a church where our child belongs.”
-That God would receive glory through every interaction.
7. PRAY FOR LONG-TERM IMPACT
-That this ministry would become a lighthouse to the disability community.
-For salvations, spiritual growth, and lifelong friendships.
-That children with disabilities would know they are wonderfully made in the image of God.
-That the church culture would grow in compassion, inclusion, patience, and Christlike love.
-For this ministry to grow sustainably with the right people, resources, and vision.