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Tag Archives: Max Colson
Emily Colson…Becoming Still
We’ve come a long way since those early years of staying home on Sunday mornings when we couldn’t find our place. Back then, like so many families, we couldn’t even make it across the threshold. Autism held us hostage. I had to make a conscious decision to go forward every day, no matter what, and claim the abundant life God promises. I always knew Max needed the church, but no one could have imagined how much the church needed Max. Continue reading →
Posted in Advocacy, Autism, Families, Hidden Disabilities, Inclusion, Inclusion Fusion, Key Ministry, Stories, Training Events
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Tagged Autism, Becoming Still, church, Dancing With Max, Disability Ministry, Emily Colson, Inclusion Fusion, Key Ministry, Max Colson, Special Needs Ministry
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An unexpected plot twist…”Movie with Max”
“I had a lot of parents, hundreds of parents that contacted me and said thank you for sharing this story, because this happens in my family, it happens in the community, it might look different but it even happens in our church that we can’t find our way in and people feel like you’re disrupting us.” Continue reading →
Posted in Advocacy, Autism, Families, Hidden Disabilities, Inclusion, Inclusion Fusion, Stories, Training Events
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Tagged Autism, Dancing With Max, Darkness in a Theater, disability awareness, Emily Colson, Inclusion, Inclusion Fusion, Key Ministry, Max Colson, North River Community Church, Renee Walston, sensory processing
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One family’s Christmas at the movies…and our culture?
I would hope and pray God would see fit to use the Colson’s experience to open the eyes and hearts of many in our culture to the needs of families impacted by autism and other disabilities. I’m sure Emily and Max would be honored if everyone who hears of their story would demonstrate Christ’s love to someone experiencing the effects of disability at their next opportunity. Continue reading →
Posted in Advocacy, Autism, Families, Inclusion, Stories
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Tagged Autism, Autism Awareness, Christmas, Chuck Colson, culture, developmental disabilities, Disability Ministry, Emily Colson, Inclusion, Max Colson, movies, stigma
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