How can worship become more accessible, meaningful and welcoming for people with disability and those who are neurodivergent?

Join Anna Wilson and Nina Luscombe for this month's Progressive Christianity Forum as they explore this important question through the lens of inclusion, participation and belonging. They will provide an overview of disability and neurodivergence and draw on their experience to share practical insights into creating relevant worship. Several people with lived experience of neurodivergence will contribute to the presentation. The session will provide opportunity to ask questions, explore further and reflect on reimagining worship as genuinely inclusive, where alternative ways of thinking, sensing, communicating and engaging with faith are recognised as gifts to the whole worshipping community.

Anna

is the Graduate Disability and Advocacy Officer for the Uniting Church in South Australia;
has lived experience of disability, and is studying a Bachelor of Disability and Community Inclusion at Flinders University; and
is passionate about advocating for the needs of people with many types of disability.

Nina

is the Creative and Inclusive Ministries Pastor at The Corner Uniting Church;
holds a Bachelor of Ministry and a Bachelor of Visual Arts; and
is passionate about creative, inclusive and accessible ministry with over 12 years experience working with neurodivergent young people and adults in the church.

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