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Many Messy Churches enjoy the company of people with disabilities. With this in mind, we asked Cristina Gangemi to describe how to make a Messy Church experience most helpful for families in which someone has a disability. Cristina produced the following piece of work full of interest, challenge and practical ideas. Some of these we can put into practice tomorrow; some of them require careful planning and some may be a step too far for teams who are already stretched. But we can all have our eyes opened to new ways of making sure that all people are welcome in our Messy Churches.
10th July was designated Messy Sunday for 2011, an opportunity to bring congregations together and thank God for all he's doing through Messy Church all over the world and in particular for what he's doing through your own Messy Church (see the blog).
Messy Sunday can take place on any date in the year - maybe in September to kick off the new term, with an opportunity to commission the messy team before God, along with other organisations and groups in the church.
If you wish to inform your other church congregations about your Messy Church the ideas here may help...