Coming soon! ‘Room at the Table: Exploring the ABC of Disability Inclusion’

Go deeper with this NEW Bible-based video course…

Video presenter Alisa Latty-Alleyne says: “If parts of the body are missing, then the whole body is incomplete. So, the question isn’t, ‘Should we respond?’ It’s ‘How quickly can we?!’”

Work through your church’s response with this new Bible-based video resource from Through the Roof, due autumn ’26. Explore the ABC of disability inclusion: Access, Belonging, Commission, through Scripture, discussion and lived-experience video stories.

Find out more and register your interest in ‘Room at the Table’ video resource.

Every part of the body United, Needed and Honoured

You can still celebrate a Disability Awareness Sunday in 2026! Get the free resources.

1 Corinthians 12 shares a truth that the Church is not complete without disabled people. Becky Tyler, a young wheelchair user who was on BBC Songs of Praise (6 Sept 2026) says: ‘Let’s overcome our fears and have more conversations about including disabled people in church life, because we have a lot to offer and you are missing out!’

So, there is still time to join Triona Brading, a young autistic author, who’s calling on churches in the UK to mark Disability Awareness Sunday 2026. The official date was 27 September 2026, but you can celebrate on any Sunday. Hold your own DAS event or watch recorded national events including the CofE online service 20 Sept, or daily radio UCB1 Time of Prayer in the last hour of the UCB1 Talking Point shows from 21-25 September 2026.

Get free resources from charity Through the Roof and let’s be ‘One Body, Many Parts’!