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Neurodiversity in the Church

Neurodiversity in the Church

NEURODIVERSITY IN THE CHURCH Today, one in five families navigates life with neurodivergent members, including those with autism, ADHD dyslexia, dyspraxia, and other neurotypes. Neurodiversity is the recognition that different ways of thinking and behaving are natural...
Neurodiversity in the Church

On the Road in the South Carolina Synod – Late Summer

GraceWorks, Lowcountry In June, youth from St. Matthew’s Lutheran in Charleston and All Saints Lutheran in Mt. Pleasant joined forces for two days of GraceWorks Lowcountry, a program of service learning for middle and high school youth. GraceWorks Lowcountry...
Neurodiversity in the Church

The Season of Pentacost

For us Lutherans, Pentecost isn’t just a “happy birthday” party for the Church; it is the finishing moment where the Holy Spirit takes the work of Christ and delivers it directly to our doorstep. On Pentecost Sunday, our chancels are draped in red....
Neurodiversity in the Church

From Chaos to Community: Planning VBS

Vacation Bible School (VBS) can be one of the most significant ministry milestones in your church calendar, offering an opportunity for community outreach and spiritual formation. Beyond the vibrant activities and music, it is a week where the mission of the church is...
Neurodiversity in the Church

Stories in SC Synod CYFM for December 2025

Early Release Day Fun: St. John’s Mini-VBS Brings Joy to Students The annual Marty Party exploded with fun and faith at Zion Lutheran Church in Lexington on October 19th! Forget boring history lessons—this was a time of thrilling learning and unforgettable...

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