Twenty-one questions help your congregation see where it welcomes people with disabilities well and where to grow, without construction. The questions cover arrival and welcome, seeing and hearing, body and space, sensory needs and mental health, belonging and leadership, and care beyond Sunday. Your scores, a summary, and a list of next steps fill in as you answer. Five pages. Best opened in Adobe Acrobat Reader or Chrome.

Walk through nine spaces in your church, including the entrance, seating, pulpit and communion, sound and lights, children’s rooms, and a quiet room. Choose practices that need only people, signs, and schedules, not construction. A second section covers ten groups of people and the concerns each may bring, from mobility and hearing to autism, mental health, and caregiving. Then build a 30-, 60-, and 90-day plan. Eight pages. Best opened in Adobe Acrobat Reader or Chrome.

Ten minutes a day for five days. Drawing on the story of Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9, this guide helps you name what keeps you out of the room, notice who has welcomed you, find the gift inside a hard season, make room for someone else, and take your seat. Write your answers right in the file and track your progress as you go. A short section for small groups is included. Six pages. Best opened in Adobe Acrobat Reader or Chrome.