Raising Autistic Disciples
Hi, my name is Larah (like Sarah with an L)
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He Ran Toward the Road
During my main stage talk at the Disability & the Church conference, I referenced a time when we were navigating challenging behaviors with our two-year-old son. This was two years before his official autism diagnosis.
There are mome...
Let's Talk About Righteous Anger & How a T-shirt Sparked the Convo
A few days ago I posted this graphic… or “hot take” rather:
The comments came quickly.
One of the first things I did was pin a comment explaining what a “hot take” actually means. It simply means an opinion. You don’t have to agree wit...
When CHURCH Feels Hard (Because It Will)
This is a letter adapted from Volume 3: Church of Letters to Lindsey, from the chapter called “How to Church.”
Because after your child’s diagnosis, church can become one of the hardest places to walk into—and one of the most important pla...
Letters to Lindsey Volume 2 & 3 Are Here
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I didn’t set out to write a series. I set out to write to a friend.
And somewhere along the way, I realized…that friend had a name.
Lindsey.
And Lindsey wasn’t just one person.
She was every mom sitting in a parking lot a...
Quit Saying: "Sorry, We’re Not Equipped to Serve Your Family. Find Another Church."
There is one sentence I pray disappears from the Church in my lifetime:
“We’re sorry, but we’re not equipped to serve your family. You’ll need to find some other church to attend.”
Lord, may that sentence never have to be said again!...
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