Shine On, a ministry of the Tim Tebow Foundation, is a faith-based community – a source of inspiration, belonging, and education for everyone impacted by disability. Shine On envisions a global community of churches and families that foster belonging and purpose for all.
Faith, Hope, and Love are at the heart of everything we do through Shine On. Each highlighted resource provides an opportunity to deepen connection between those impacted by disability and their faith community. To accomplish this, whether virtually or in-person, we bring people together – ensuring everyone has access to a community that understands their needs. Shine On actively links individuals, families, and churches to an assortment of resources and organizations dedicated to making a difference. We are not just a support network; we are a bridge, connecting you to a world of possibilities. From events, like Night to Shine, to resources that equip and inspire, Shine On is your catalyst for creating meaningful relationships.
Find a Disability Ministry near you with our Ministry Locator.
Family Resources
From respite and inspiration, to connecting to a broader community, to accessing the latest research, these resources will encourage and equip you with strength to care for your whole family.
Church Resources
Our resources offer more than education; equip your church family with the confidence to create lasting connections and provide a welcoming environment for all.
Featured Videos
5 Steps to Starting a Special Needs Ministry & Disability Ministry Models
This video provides five tangible steps any church can take towards providing meaningful support to people of all abilities. Also included is a document describing disability ministry models. What is a “ministry model?” A good ministry model enables people to encounter Christ. These suggested ministry models for disability ministry are built under the assumption that a unified church (disabled....
Video PDFTeaching Kids about Disability: It's Okay to Ask Questions!
See someone with a disability? It's okay to ask questions! People with disabilities are usually happy to answer your questions. Learn some great tips when asking someone about their disability and learn a wonderful verse to go along with it, Matthew 7:12....
VideoDisability and the Gospel
All of humanity is beautiful and broken, in need of the good news of God’s saving grace.....
Video Web PageLook Back, Look Up, and Look Forward
Deaf Millennial Project shares one best approach in starting a Deaf discipleship group. A simple tool that will engage and disciple Deaf people for Christ. ....
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