A Safe, Supportive, and Inclusive Community
At The MET Church, we believe every individual is created by God with a unique purpose and a special place in His family. Our Special Needs Ministry isn’t just babysitting—it’s a space where children, teens, and adults of all abilities can encounter Jesus, build meaningful relationships, and experience God’s love in a nurturing environment. We focus on biblical teaching, worship, relational discipleship, and plenty of fun activities to create a true sense of belonging for every participant.
When & Where
Sundays: 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
Wednesdays: 6:30–8:00 p.m. in E207 (starting Jan 15, 2025)
Our classes are all-ages, ranging from preschoolers to adults, ensuring an inclusive environment for everyone.
FAQ's
A: Yes! Our class welcomes a diverse range of ages, from 4 years old all the way into adulthood, so chances are good your child will have peers here.
A: Absolutely. We are happy to welcome nonverbal students, and we currently have several participating in our class.
A: We typically offer a small snack of animal crackers or goldfish on Sunday mornings. However, participation is optional. You’re welcome to send a snack with your student, or have them skip snacks entirely. Just let us know any dietary restrictions or preferences, and we’ll gladly accommodate.
Why do we exist?
To disciple those with special needs and their families to be actively learning, cared for, and part of the body of Christ, the church.
What do we value?
- Helping others experience the love of Jesus
- Have a ton of fun
- Maintain a safe and comfortable environment for all
What do we provide?
Sunday morning discipleship at 9:30 and 11:00
Wednesday night discipleship during Fall and Spring Semesters
Parent support and care through Bible Studies, Tend the Soul on Thursday Nights, and Small Groups
When do we succeed?
When everyone God has created is seen as a valuable part of the body of Christ.
…this happened so that the power of God could be seen…
Parent Path
Parent Path unites parents and the church as a team and represents an intentional pathway of discipleship. It’s our job to work together and equip the future generation. Your child matures through phases and your parenting will change as you move through parenting phases. Celebrating the moments of growth in your child are significant. Let’s celebrate these special moments of growth and maturity together as a parent and church team through milestones!