autism

For Tom Stolle, associate executive director and chief financial officer for the Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware, helping equip churches to care for those with disabilities is a deeply personal endeavor.

Great pointers from a retired pediatrician on how volunteers can respond to situations that might come up with your special-needs students.

These unreached people walk among us and live in our communities. It doesn't take a flight over the ocean to reach them, and yet we struggle to reach out. Here's what the church can do to help special needs folks in our communities.

A father and his autistic son were asked to leave an Evensong service in Cambridge. The boy's father says his son “expresses his excitement by calling out and laughing.”

Sharing a few strategies for making church a welcoming place for families affected by autism.

As you know, it’s Autism Awareness Month! This month-long concentration gives all of us repeated exposure to tremendous information about autism spectrum disorders. And,...