The majority of these resources exist outside the United States. Overall they provide better sense of the shared efforts to resource and support disability ministries as well as neurodivergent persons.
CBM resources: CBM Australia is part of a Christian international development organisation devoted to improving the lives of people with disabilities in the poorest places on earth. Poverty and disability go hand in hand, creating a cycle of inequality, isolation and exclusion that leads to the most extreme forms of poverty
https://www.cbm.org.au/luke14/trainingKaris Church Resources: Karis Disability Services operates in Ontario and Saskatchewan, serving over 70 communities
https://karis.org/media-resources/church-resourcesFaithward: Focus on Accessibility
Advocating for Accessibility in the Church Means Caring for Caregivers, Too
Keith Dow: Images of God Through the Lens of Disability: This project was made possible through the Psychology Cross-Training for Theologians Fellowship, funded by the John Templeton Foundation. The fellowship brings together early-career theologians and leading psychologists to explore how insights from psychological science can deepen theological reflection.
Images of God Home
EFC Guide to Disability: Evangelical Fellowship of Canada guide on Disability Ministry
https://www.evangelicalfellowship.ca/Resources/Documents/Life-Together-Disability-and-Belonging-in-the-ChurResearch articles on Neurodivergence by the British Psychological Association
Discipleship Commons 