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Is the Church finally becoming neurodiversity-inclusive? We ask the experts

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From dyslexia-friendly Bibles to quiet spaces and alternative worship environments, positive changes are happening in the Church. So what progress has been made, what challenges remain, and how can greater inclusion benefit the whole Church? Esther spoke to author and advocate Sophie Killingly and Dr Zoe Strong, host of the Autism and Theology podcast, to share on how far we've come and how much further we need to go!

Released on 26 May 2026

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