The April issue of Methodist Message is out!

 

FEATURE | The neurodivergent believer and the body of Christ

Neurodiversity is an umbrella term that arose from a social justice movement to promote equality and inclusion of people who process differently from a neurotypical individual. Be it accepting or highlighting a neurodivergent brain, our response as Christ's followers goes a long way in determining how these individuals survive, thrive and eventually belong in our community. Read Dr Mark Toh's article to learn more.

 

SOUNDINGS | From inclusion to belonging

Society tells us to be inclusive and welcome people with disabilities. What can we, as a church, do to help people with disabilities not only feel included, but also a sense of belonging? How do we minister more effectively so that members with disabilities can work together with us to build up the Church? Dr Roland Chia shares his views.

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Read the stories here:

https://www.methodist.org.sg/message

 

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https://www.methodist.org.sg/flipbook/

 

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