Roofbreakers

What is a Roofbreaker?

Roofbreakers enable:  Access Belonging Commission  for disabled people in churches and Christian activities. Roofbreakers are individuals (or teams) in churches or ministries who listen to disabled people and work together with them to respond to the issues that arise, to enable full inclusion. Some Roofbreakers prefer to be known as a ‘disability champion’ or similar - that’s fine. 😊  The term ‘Roofbreaker’ comes...

Become a Roofbreaker

Thank you for considering becoming a Roofbreaker. Your membership of this movement is going to help transform lives and enrich churches all around the UK. Fill in the form below, and we'll get back to you very soon. If you'd like to find out any more before registering, please

Support for Roofbreakers

Here to support you… Monthly ‘bite-sized’ emails will keep Roofbreakers up to date with latest news and events. The ‘Roofbreaker Team’is here to support and encourage Roofbreakers. Please contact them by email. Free training is also available to all Roofbreakers and their churches/ministriesFollow this link to find out more...

Training + Resources

Training FREE workshop exclusively for UK Roofbreakers and their churches  (This will be delivered online via Zoom) See how your church can break down some of the barriers that may prevent disabled people from fully taking part in church life  Learn from Jesus’ approach to disabled people  Suitable for...

News Release: video on Supporting autistic individuals in our churches

Triona Brading, an autistic Christian who works with children with additional needs, is busting myths on autism in the church with her latest video, ‘Supporting autistic individuals in our churches’. The video shares practical tips from her own experience of autism and encourages churches to take a fresh perspective in forming a welcoming environment for autistic people. Triona, Roofbreaker disability...