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Shannon Blosser

Advocating for Families with Invisible Disabilities in the Church

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30 Days of Autism, Day 13: Pastor, Advocate, Dad
Christian Leadership

30 Days of Autism, Day 13: Pastor, Advocate, Dad

For the most part, I do not like the way fathers are depicted in society and in entertainment. We are … Continue reading 30 Days of Autism, Day 13: Pastor, Advocate, Dad

30 Days of Autism, Day 11: 3 Common Myths About Autism You Hear in the Church
Christian Leadership

30 Days of Autism, Day 11: 3 Common Myths About Autism You Hear in the Church

With the rise of social media, it is easy for information to get into the hands of people that cannot … Continue reading 30 Days of Autism, Day 11: 3 Common Myths About Autism You Hear in the Church

30 Days of Autism, Day 5: A Christ-Centered Way of Engagement
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30 Days of Autism, Day 5: A Christ-Centered Way of Engagement

Throughout the Gospels, we routinely see Jesus interact with marginalized peoples. Society in Jesus’ time would cast aside people because … Continue reading 30 Days of Autism, Day 5: A Christ-Centered Way of Engagement

30 Days of Autism Day 4: What Does a Family Need from the Church?
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30 Days of Autism Day 4: What Does a Family Need from the Church?

We’ve spent the first couple of days in this series talking about the real challenges that autistic individuals and their … Continue reading 30 Days of Autism Day 4: What Does a Family Need from the Church?

30 Days of Autism Day 3: What Does Sunday Look Like For Our Family?
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30 Days of Autism Day 3: What Does Sunday Look Like For Our Family?

Sunday is a traditional day of worship for followers of Christ. What does this day look like for our family? … Continue reading 30 Days of Autism Day 3: What Does Sunday Look Like For Our Family?

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