SALT LAKE CITY | 2 Jan 2008 | In a Mormon congregation, a wheelchair equipped with a special tray allows a young man with a disability to participate with his peers to pass the sacrament, similar to communion, during Sunday worship services. In other congregations, teachers use communication boards to illustrate lesson ideas for children with verbal limitations and interpreters attend meetings to translate discussions into American Sign Language for Mormons with hearing loss.
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Church Finds Ways to HelpMembers with Disabilities
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