Ep. 348 – Family Activities & The Differently-Abled Child

On this episode of the  Raising Godly Girls Podcast , hosts  Rachael Culpepper  and  Natalie Ambrose  begin a week of conversations focused on how families can cultivate fun, connection, and belonging for girls with differing abilities. Together, they explore how Christian families can move beyond fear or uncertainty and embrace a Gospel-centered vision of inclusion—one that sees every girl as an image bearer of God.  

 

Throughout the episode, Rachael and Natalie reflect on the beauty of people-first language, the importance of empathy in friendships, and the ways families can thoughtfully adapt  activities  so every girl has a place to  participate .  You'll  also hear a  Raising Godly Girls Minute  from Patti Garibay that highlights the importance of cultivating empathy for friends with  Autism Spectrum Disorder  and helping girls extend Christ-like love to those who experience the world differently.  

Through personal stories, biblical encouragement, and practical perspective, this conversation reminds parents that the Gospel calls believers to open doors, widen tables, and build communities where every girl is welcomed, valued, and celebrated. Whether your family includes a  differently-abled  daughter or  you're   seeking  to better support friends navigating disability, this episode offers a hopeful reminder: when we see people the way God sees them, barriers can become bridges to deeper connection.  

 

Three Things to Consider :  

 

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