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1. faithlead.org › blog › including-autistic-childrenIncluding Autistic Children in Church - Faith+Lead

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   Jul 20, 2022 · Published Jul 20, 2022. By Kristin Thomas Sancken. One of the hardest places for many autistic children to be is in church. According to the National Survey on Children’s Health, autistic children are twice as likely as neurotypical children to not attend regular religious services.

2. www.focusonthefamily.com › parenting › how-yourHow Your Church Can Support Parents of Kids with Autism

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   Apr 15, 2024 · Chances are, your church has parents who have a child on the autism spectrum. In late 2021, the CDC estimated one in 44 children have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). But many times, parents of children with autism feel the church has left them and their kids out in the cold.

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   Can a child with autism go to church?

   • Gibson says. Gibson is not the only parent of a child with a special needs to ask that question. More than a few decide coming to church isn’t worth it. A new study has found children with autism are almost twice as likely to never attend church or other religious services.

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   Can a church accommodate an autistic child in the classroom?

   • As the church, we should be aware of how to accommodate an Autistic child in our classroom. It is crucial that we set up the environment to suit their needs and give them the opportunity to thrive. Having a planned and consistent routine for your session can help people with autism to navigate them more easily.

   How to support an Autistic Child at your church or ministry

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   How can I help a child with autism at church?

   • Helpful items to have in the quiet room include comfortable seating, sensory toys, and the ability to dim the lights. If you attend a church with families of kids with autism, you can play a role in supporting them. You can help them both at church and during the week. Here are some concrete ways to help. Befriend the family.

   How Your Church Can Support Parents of Kids with Autism

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4. research.lifeway.com › 2018/07/30 › few-churches-areFew Churches Are Autism Friendly - Lifeway Research

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   Jul 30, 2018 · Autism, Depression, Anxiety, ADHD, and Developmental Delays Often Keep Kids (and Parents) Away From Church. A study found children with autism are almost twice as likely to never attend church. What can leaders do to help welcome those families? By Bob Smietana

5. churchleaders.com › children › childrens-ministry10 Possible Scenarios in Ministry to Autistic Kids - and What ...

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   Sep 10, 2021 · 1. Agitated Student. In ministry to autistic kids, get on child’s level. Stay calm, talk them through what is going on. Use simple language. Let them know what is expected using “first, then” language: “First we are going to listen to the story, then we are going to have a snack.” Have student repeat the statement back if they are verbal.

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7. truewaykids.com › autistic-childHow to support an Autistic Child at your church or ministry

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   Sep 14, 2021 · This article aims to be a quick reference guide of what autism is, how to identify an autistic child, and how the teacher can support an autistic child in a regular church setting. At the end of the article, there are links to expert advice that can help you further.

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8. www.christianweek.org › autism-church-make-differenceAutism and the Church: How to make a difference - ChristianWeek

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   Feb 13, 2015 · Is there a role for the Church to support families dealing with autism? A recent report by the Centre for Disease Control (CDC) suggests that the current autism rate is one in 68. While not all of these children pose a flight risk, there are enough for the Church to take it seriously.

9. thirdhour.org › blog › faithA Guide to Helping Children with Autism at Church | Third Hour

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   Aug 17, 2014 · The following are some tactics to help a child diagnosed with autism succeed in Primary: 1. The child with autism in my class gets easily distracted. What can I do to help him stay focused on the lesson or on a talk? A great resource to start with is first going to the Church’s official help page that addresses the topic of autism.