How to build an accessible church website (Insights episode 56)
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With several platforms offering easy tools and templates, building a website has never been easier. In this episode we offer up some tips and tricks to make sure your church website is as user friendly as possible.
On this week’s episode we’re feeling holiday-ready and focussing on Torch Together 2023. We’ll be exploring the fantastic Christian holidays and retreats that we have on offer, specially designed for blind and partially sighted people.
Can blind and partially sighted people make palm crosses and join the Palm Sunday parade? (Insights episode 55)
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In this episode we discuss challenges and top tips for making palm crosses if you have little or no sight. We also give tips on how to include blind and partially sighted people in your Palm Sunday parade.
How do I make all age services inclusive for everyone? (Insights episode 54)
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All age services happen across many churches and because they tend to be different to regular ones, there are things to keep in mind when making them inclusive for all. You’ll also get to hear how Linn and Matthew feel about Action songs.
How can I include blind and partially sighted children in Easter activities? (Insights episode 53)
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Easter bonnets, arts and crafts and Easter egg hunts are popular activities associated with Easter. Listen to this episode to learn how to make these activities inclusive to blind and partially sighted children.
How do I include blind and partially sighted people in drama activities? (Insights episode 52)
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Many churches include drama in their activities and may even have a dedicated drama group. We talk about ways to make this inclusive so that everyone can enjoy it to the fullest.
How do blind and partially sighted people give and receive communion? (Insights episode 50)
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In this episode we discuss how communion varies in different churches and how this impacts both giving and receiving communion as a blind or partially sighted person.