Aspergers in Church
Unless an Aspie discloses his Aspergers in church, it’s highly unlikely any neurotypical person will recognize it in him. It will become apparent that the… Read More »Aspergers in Church
Unless an Aspie discloses his Aspergers in church, it’s highly unlikely any neurotypical person will recognize it in him. It will become apparent that the… Read More »Aspergers in Church
Asperger’s syndrome is briefly explained in PBS’s episode of Arthur When Carl Met George. A recent Live From Seattle interview did not allow sufficient time… Read More »Asperger’s Syndrome Explained
The outcome of our interview on KGNW, Live From Seattle with Michelle Mendoza last Wednesday, is based on an e-mail from Michelle. Since the Asperger… Read More »Our Interview on KGNW
How does one know when God is at work? A good sign is when things happen that one has no control over. Paul planted churches.… Read More »God at Work
Church surveys consistently reveal the greatest need in the body of Christ is acceptance, fellowship, and inclusion! This means include and accept everyone. Quoting a… Read More »Judgmental Congregation
Feelings can’t hurt, but they can direct you towards what is in pain. The ego is fragile. It is capable of encountering painful experiences. It… Read More »Feelings Can’t Hurt
There are two opposite ways of taking things personal. One way displays class. The other way lacks dignity. 1 Peter 4:13 tells us, “to the… Read More »Taking Things Personal
Hans Asperger was born on February 18, 1906. February 18th has become International Asperger’s Day in honor of this man who identified a certain breed… Read More »International Asperger Day