They’re solutions to accessibility and inclusion. Every week in our bookshop we have children stop by to play with the…
Worlds collide As an author and editor, I am always on the lookout for exposition. Exposition is when you list…
If you’re disabled, you are likely bracing yourself for the season of being treated as though your accommodations are lazy…
Accessbility means best practices for everyone. If I got to talk with you at the 47th Clergy-Laity Congress, I’m so…
Teenagers are wonderful humans, and getting to know our children while they’re undergoing such gigantic expansions of consciousness is beautiful,…
Teaching the Prayer of St. Ephraim this Lent It’s almost Lent, that time of year when we are called to…
Last summer and early autumn, I traveled to give several workshops and talks. I was teaching people about Accessible Church…
My older autistic child needs to wiggle and gets overwhelmed in church! Do you have any advice? I’m glad you…
Remember when I shared the post about Saint Brigid last year? Well, the song is now finished! I”m gathering together…
As we approach lent, it is natural to turn our thoughts and prayers towards Jesus Christ. As teachers and parents,…