Neurodiversity and the Body of Christ
David Anderson
November 2, 2026
In recent months, I have been reflecting on the presence of neurodiversity in our parishes — not as an abstract idea, but as a lived
In recent months, I have been reflecting on the presence of neurodiversity in our parishes — not as an abstract idea, but as a lived
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As we come to the end of the Easter season, I keep returning to one of Jesus’ resurrection appearances — the moment when he stands
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