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Noah interviews Ron Sandison, who is diagnosed with autism, about the importance of including people with autism and other disabilities fully into the life of the Church. Ron has tons of great insights into how to do this, making our lives and churches richer as a result.
Currently in the US only 5% of Christian families who have a child with autism attend church and only 3% of people with autism are gainfully employed.
Ron is the author of “The Parent’s Guide to Autism,” “Views from the Spectrum,” and “Thought, Choice, Action.”
Link to Ron’s website: https://www.spectruminclusion.com
Link to Ron’s Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/SpectrumRonSandison
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