How Diverse Do You Want Your Church to Be?
I have listened to a number of podcasts and read some books that have argued for increased diversity within the church. I am all for this. One of the things Continue reading
Autism Blog
Good News: First Communion
Today may have been one of the most amazing mornings at church in my life. I shared a couple of weeks ago about how we brought our son with autism Continue reading
Wrestling With an Angel – Review
When it comes to being parents of children with disabilities, there is a connection that goes deep. Even if we have never met or our circumstances are different, there is Continue reading
Don’t Pet the Service Dog!
I was at the hospital today visiting someone. As we walked into the hospital, we saw someone with a service dog waiting to pay for parking. I also the person Continue reading
Autism and Quality Time
Last weekend, our children with autism were visiting from their group home. It is always great to have them with us. At one point, Our daughter Abby was playing in Continue reading
A Place of Healing – Review
Perhaps one of the first Christian “celebrities” that I ever heard of was Joni Eareckson Tada. She has an amazing story and has accomplished much more than many people without Continue reading
Good News: Bringing Our Son to Church
Today was one of the happiest Sundays in my life. Many people take it for granted that they can go to church as a family. In our case, our two Continue reading
Do You Have People With Autism in Your Church?
The CDC has said that 1 in 68 children are born with autism. In Canada, the numbers are about 1 in 94. Those are some pretty significant numbers. My question Continue reading
Adventures of SuperCaptainBraveMan: A Spectrum of Love – Review
I recently encountered a series of books called The Adventures of SuperCaptainBraveMan. While I haven’t read the first book, I was sent a copy of the second book called A Continue reading
Be Careful With the Advice You Give Autism Parents
It is common for parents to share their wisdom with each other. Experience provides little tips that we can share with others. This is completely natural and a good thing. Continue reading