Irresistible invitation book published!

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For people with disabilities and their loved ones:


I’m delighted to inform you of a new resource that might be of interest: 

Irresistible Invitation: A Bible Study about God’s Extravagant Love for People with Disabilities
Irresistible Invitation: A Bible Study about God’s Extravagant Love for People with Disabilities

This is a useful guide for communicating God’s extravagant love for everyone -- including those of us with disabilities and our loved ones. As a person born with Cerebral Palsy, I have written and taught with this guide to advance ministry to those affected by disability. 

This book:

* Examines faith journey challenges for those impacted by disability
* Motivates us to extend irresistible invitations to meet Jesus
* Inspires individuals and churches to engage in disability ministry
* Identifies practical resources for support and encouragement


This study guide can be used by churches and groups to share God’s love for people with disabilities and their loved ones. Using the Biblical story of the paralyzed man who was lowered through a roof by his friends to see Jesus, we see not only the perspective of his friends but also the unique viewpoint of the disabled man himself. It contains discussion questions, practical applications and resources. It is a wonderful tool to help churches evangelize and disciple people affected by disability.

Please feel free to share this information and learn more about ordering here. Also, please contact me at  marybethg@sbcglobal.net  if I can be of assistance. I would love to hear from you!

May God bless you. 

Sincerely,

MaryBeth Gahan

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