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.