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Discover practical advice, lived experience, theological reflection and accessible resources for ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia and other forms of neurodivergence.
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We are here to offer advice and tools, whether you are in the disernment process, an ordinand or an incumbent.
We understand the individuality of ministry is an integral part of the Church of England. Our advice, tools and guidance are created with this in mind, but specifically helping those with Neurodiversity to achieve more in their service to God. We answer questions you may have, we explore options you are often asked too, and we give you tools to truly be successful.
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Supporting Candidates Through Discernment (For Vocations Teams)
For any candidate, entering the Church’s discernment process requires profound vulnerability. You are asked to open up your history, your spiritual life, and your deepest insecurities to a Diocesan Director of Ordinands (DDO) or a Bishops' Advisor. But for a...
Stage 2 – The Residential
The paperwork is filed, your Diocesan Director of Ordinands has submitted their report, and your focus now shifts to Stage 2 of the national discernment process. Approaching this milestone usually brings a mixture of excitement and a fair bit of quiet dread. Rather...
Bible Review – New Testament Crystal Edition
Navigating theological study, discernment, or parish ministry can feel incredibly daunting when traditional Bible typography presents a constant barrier. We often fall into the trap of thinking we just have to push through the visual fatigue of tissue-thin pages and...
Dyslexia-friendly Bibles
Traditional Bible layouts—with their double columns and tissue-thin pages—can cause significant visual fatigue. Fortunately, new editions have been developed specifically to address how dyslexic readers process printed text. 1. The ESV Crystal New Testament This...
Assistive Technology for Discernment and Ministry
For most people when Assistive Tech is mentioned they think of having a laptop at school, or maybe a screenreader their workplace recommends - and whilst these are good things (and do help), when it comes to discernment and ministry work, well, we may need to dig a...
Book Review – Faithful? Foolish? Called: Recognising God’s call and what to do about it
If you’ve ever felt that way, Mark Tanner’s Faithful? Foolish? Called: Recognising God’s call and what to do about it is going to feel like a massive breath of fresh air.
Book Review – Sent, How to Evangelize Wherever You Are, Whoever You Are
Sent, is a wonderfully uplifting, practical, and highly accessible guide that breathes much-needed fresh air into what it means to share your faith.
How to Master the Unstructured Week
Here is a practical guide to imposing healthy, neuro-inclusive structure onto the unstructured weeks of ministry training and parish life.
The Neurodivergent Minister’s Survival Guide
Here is a practical guide to protecting your peace, hacking the system, and advocating for what you actually need to thrive.