How can we have more autistic and neurodiversity friendly churches?
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This World Autism Day, as we are become more aware of the needs of people with autism and the special skills that these traits can bring, are churches well adapted to the needs neurodiverse people? Mark Arnold and Erin Burnett author of “With all my mind: Autism and The Church” spoke to Premier's Esther Higham
Released on 2 Apr 2024
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