In a heartwarming move that is changing lives and reshaping how churches approach children's ministry, the Makers House Chapel International has launched a pioneering Sunday School department with a dedicated special needs unit, the first of its kind in a Ghanaian church setting.
Tucked inside the church's vibrant children's complex, the new unit is not just a classroom, it's a statement of love, empathy, and radical inclusion.
Fitted with sensory rooms, assistive learning tools, and specially trained volunteer teachers, the unit was created with one goal: to make every child feel welcome in the house of God, regardless of their abilities.
For Eunice Nartey, a mother of a 7-year-old child on the autism spectrum, the new facility is an answered prayer. "For the first time in years, I can go to church and worship without anxiety.
