Autism Inclusion Mission

Autism Inclusion Mission Autism Inclusion Mission seeks to create a more inclusive church for the autistic community. Shannon Blosser.

Autism Inclusion Mission seeks to create a more inclusive church for the autism community. Our focus is to provide resources and education that focus on the experience of autistic individuals and their families in the context of worship. Autism Inclusion Mission is the autism inclusion and education mission of Rev. He is an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church and is the father of an auti

stic child. His focus is to help guide the church, especially the small membership church, to make room in the church for autistic individuals and their families.

08/07/2026

Creating a welcoming environment for service animal handlers is one meaningful way faith communities can put inclusion into action and ensure that all people are valued members of the community. Read our blog post, "Service Animals and Your Faith Community," to learn some of the ways you can ensure that people with service animals feel that they belong: https://www.disabilitybelongs.org/2026/07/service-animals-and-your-faith-community/

Love must replace fear in our conversations about disability.
08/04/2026

Love must replace fear in our conversations about disability.

Inclusion can only take place when love is the dominant factor in all things related to disability

07/17/2026

In the Journal of Psychology and Theology, Katy Unwin and Léon van Ommen reflect that "Autistic people reported experiencing significantly more sensory barriers in church/worship services and rated that they may not attend church/find attending difficult because of the sensory environment."

Read here: https://doi.org/10.1177/00916471241266810

07/15/2026

This Disability Pride Month, remember: inclusion starts with respect. Small actions and thoughtful communication can help create a more welcoming community for everyone.

A reflection on the importance of Disability Pride Month in the church.
07/01/2026

A reflection on the importance of Disability Pride Month in the church.

Three Reasons Why Embracing Disability Pride Month is Vital for Disability Inclusion

What if John 21 was a conversation between Jesus and disability allies in the church? Take a read.
06/24/2026

What if John 21 was a conversation between Jesus and disability allies in the church? Take a read.

An interpretative parable based on John 21 and how it applies to disability ministry.

An Affirmation of Faith for the Disability Community
06/22/2026

An Affirmation of Faith for the Disability Community

Based on the Apostles’ Creed, this creed affirms the God-given blessings of people with disabilities.

Why is authentic voice important in disability work? Rev. Shannon Blosser says it is about allowing real people with rea...
06/15/2026

Why is authentic voice important in disability work? Rev. Shannon Blosser says it is about allowing real people with real experiences shaping the conversation.

A consideration on authentic disability voice and representation, and how that authenticity should guide mission and ministry.

06/14/2026

How can your church celebrate Disability Awareness Sunday?
Use the “Disability Awareness Sunday FAQs” resource to help plan a meaningful observance focused on inclusion, belonging, and accessibility. Choose a Sunday that fits your congregation’s calendar.

Access here: https://www.r2hub.org/library/disability-awareness-sunday-faqs

Works in church when working on including people with disabilities.
06/02/2026

Works in church when working on including people with disabilities.

The little conversations, the books you read, the people you surround them with. It all matters!

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McMechen, WV
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