
Each week, Key Ministry: The Podcast will cover topics related to disability and mental health ministry. You will deepen your theology of disability, learn ways to reach and support special needs families, and equip your staff and volunteers to make church more accessible to students and adults with disabilities and mental health diagnoses. Find out more at keyministry.org/podcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 182 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityHealth & FitnessChristianityMental Health | |||

What does faithful discipleship look like when a teen struggles with ADHD, dyslexia, autism, anxiety, or other hidden disabilities?
In this episode of the Key Ministry Podcast, Dr. Steve Grcevich is joined by Dr. Brian Barrineau, Pastor of Family Mi... more
In many churches, grandparents are the ones bringing their grandkids to church—often stepping in as caregivers, spiritual anchors, and advocates, especially when disability is part of the story.
In this episode, Sandra Peoples is joined by David Arm... more
A single letter forced one pastor to confront what his church wasn’t ready for—and what God was calling him to lead. Pastor Jonathan shares his journey from awareness to conviction to action, offering an honest look at leadership, humility, and the s... more
You don’t need the situational awareness of Jason Bourne to be effective in disability ministry. Jesus shows us that true disability awareness is much simpler and far more meaningful. It means going to where the need is, starting genuine conversation... more
This podcast is great for families and churches! Great stuff!
A podcast packed with practical tips and advice, and deep theology on disability!
Sandra, Beth, Steve and the other hosts share great info for both church leaders and parents. This is a great resource!
I ran across the podcast the day after my autistic son injured both knees and was told he had to use a wheelchair for 4 weeks. We were both seriously sulking but then I listened and realized God could use this minor inconvenience to help us minister to those who are not only autistic but those who permanently wheelchair bound. Having an invisible disability is a very different experience from having a very obvious one.
I am so incredibly for a podcast that not only stands in the gap for the special needs community but also provides a strong biblical foundation for the church.
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The content focuses on the intersections of disability, mental health, and ministry, aiming to support both individuals with disabilities and their families within a church context. Through weekly discussions featuring various topics, hosts often share insights on the challenges faced by special needs families, foster inclusivity in ministry, and promote practical solutions for church leaders and communities. Themes such as compassion, understanding neurodiversity, and integrating mental health support into church practice are frequently explored, showcasing a commitment to equip listeners with actionable advice and theological grounding related to disability and mental health.
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Recent guests on Key Ministry the Podcast include:
1. Jeremy Smith
2. Rachel Medefind
3. Dr. Jim Sells
4. Jesslyn McCutcheon
5. Dr. Warren Kinghorn
6. Sandra Peoples
7. Kim Botto
8. Anthony Emerson
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