This year past year, ADN undertook the task of making Mennonite Church USA Convention in Orlando more accessible to people with disabilities. Click to read encouraging stories of increased accessibility, inclusion, and participation!

Birthdays are usually times of celebration, but when raising kids with disabilities, birthdays provide even greater reason for gratitude.

Sometimes the real touch from God is not in what doctors know, but in being okay with the unknown, placing ourselves into God’s hands, and allowing Him to turn the soil in our own stillness.

A mother describes the world of stigma and injustice that her daughter with an intellectual disability faces. Stigmas towards those with disabilities need to change, and need begin in the church.

Mennonite Churches in Lebanon County, Pennsylvannia joined together to establish a residential home for members of their congregations with disabilities in need of long term care.

A guide to the Anabaptist faith based Summer Camps offering programs for campers with disabilities in 2017.

Enabling people with intellectual disabilities to fully express themselves requires turning away from society's discomfort with difference.

Elizabeth Vendley will serve as Accessibility Coordinator for MCUSA Convention at Orlando. Elizabeth will organize efforts to provide services and supports that will make Convention more accessible and participatory for those with disabilities.