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Episode 6: Ministry and Children with Special Needs Featuring Pam Kyriacou

Episode 6: Ministry and Children with Special Needs Featuring Pam Kyriacou

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 Speical needs are wide-ranging, including: physical, cognitive or mental health that impacts an individual’s ability to participate in everyday activities. Is it possible for a Christian mum or pastor’s wife, to be involved in church ministry, if they have a child/ children with special needs or a disability? In this episode, host, The Last Lady, speaks candidly with Pam Kyriacou, a seasoned pastor’s wife with over 30years of experience of ministry. They discuss how Pam alongwith her husband, Nic, have successfully raised 4 children to be independent young adults, including one son with special educational needs. Whether you yourself are a parent of a child with special needs, or a christian that would like to understand how best to help a member of your congregation who has additional needs, this episode will give some real insight. Helpful Websites for more Advice & Info: https://additionalneedsalliance.org.uk/ https://embracing.life/article/churches-can-embrace-children-special-needs https://www.focusonthefamily.com/topic/pro-life/special-needs/ https://throughtheroof.org/ https://www.premierchristianity.com/features/fearfully-and-wonderfully-made-5-disabled-christians-share-their-stories/14946.article

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