What is our "Seen Ministry?"
Welcome to Memphis Baptist Church’s SEEN Ministry.
SEEN is a special needs ministry for anyone with a diagnosed physical or mental disability, from age four through adulthood. A disability is any condition that limits a person’s abilities and actions, whether that be physical or mental.
Society tends to view special needs as more negative, but the Bible tells us in Psalm 139:14 that we are all fearfully and wonderfully made, and we are to praise Him for that!
This ministry will provide support for participation in Sunday Morning and Wednesday Night worship events with individualized accessibility. We will provide a buddy system for individuals who may need that extra support. For individuals who do not tolerate large groups for worship, there will be an option for small-group accessible learning.
If you would like to participate in the SEEN ministry, please fill out this paperwork so we can best care for individuals as they need.
SEEN is a special needs ministry for anyone with a diagnosed physical or mental disability, from age four through adulthood. A disability is any condition that limits a person’s abilities and actions, whether that be physical or mental.
Society tends to view special needs as more negative, but the Bible tells us in Psalm 139:14 that we are all fearfully and wonderfully made, and we are to praise Him for that!
This ministry will provide support for participation in Sunday Morning and Wednesday Night worship events with individualized accessibility. We will provide a buddy system for individuals who may need that extra support. For individuals who do not tolerate large groups for worship, there will be an option for small-group accessible learning.
If you would like to participate in the SEEN ministry, please fill out this paperwork so we can best care for individuals as they need.
Where does the name “SEEN” come from?
Genesis 16:13. In this verse, we are introduced to one of God’s names, El Roi, the God who sees me. Hagar, a slave whom Sarai and Abram used to have a child, speaks and uses “El Roi” when addressing God. She was at a low point in her life, and while she felt used and unloved by Sarai and Abram, she knew to God, she was much more than what others viewed her as. God sees us when no one else does. He sees who we truly are, not who the world says we are.
We are viewed in His image, as His children. When we feel alone, like no one can relate to us, we can know that we are “seen” by the One who created us and loves us.
We are viewed in His image, as His children. When we feel alone, like no one can relate to us, we can know that we are “seen” by the One who created us and loves us.