Always Uplifting!
Andy Youso on
April 1st-7th is World Autism Awareness Week, and I hope it’s a chance for us to celebrate how God has made every one of us unique and beautiful, and that he knit us together in our mother’s womb (Psalm 139:13).
Last year, Sef Scott, a high school senior on the Autism spectrum, walked up to the podium at his graduation ceremony. Many had not ever heard him speak, which made the first word that came out of his mouth even more powerful:
Do you eat the cookie (or the sleeve of cookies!), or eat the salad? If you struggle with decisions like this every day, you are not alone.Â
Now that there's plenty of snow on the ground, and you need to get your kids out of the house during Christmas break, why not take them to a sledding hill?
I found this poem written over 100 years ago which seems as relevant now as is was then.
Now that there's plenty of snow on the ground, and you need to get your kids out of the house during Christmas break, why not take them to a sledding hill?
If you feel anxious or worried, take a moment to linger with these promises, and let Jesus be your Prince of Peace.
April 1st-7th is World Autism Awareness Week, and I hope it’s a chance for us to celebrate how God has made every one of us unique and beautiful, and that he knit us together in our mother’s womb (Psalm 139:13). Last year, Sef Scott, a high school senior on the Autism spectrum, walked up to the podium at his graduation ceremony.Â…
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