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    DateTopic in Block tableLead
    18 MarchBlock table His wounds we are healed: an autistic perspective on EasterPeter
    15 AprilBlock table, faith and Church – a younger person’s perspectiveDon
    20 MayBlock table ForgivenessAnthony
    17 JuneBlock table GenderStewart
    15 JulyBlock table prayer: what works for you?Sue

    Statement Summary
    Account Due Date Amount Period
    Visa – 3412 04/01/2016 $1,190 03/01/2016 – 03/31/2016
    Visa – 6076 03/01/2016 $2,443 02/01/2016 – 02/29/2016
    Corporate AMEX 03/01/2016 $1,181 02/01/2016 – 02/29/2016
    Visa – 3412 02/01/2016 $842 01/01/2016 – 01/31/2016
    Statement Summary
    Date Topic lead
    Visa – 3412 04/01/2016 $1,190
    Visa – 6076 03/01/2016 $2,443
    Corporate AMEX 03/01/2016 $1,181
    Visa – 3412 02/01/2016 $842

    Date Topic Lead
    18 March By His wounds we are healed: an autistic perspective on Easter Peter
    15 April Autism, faith and Church – a younger person’s perspective Don
    20 May Forgiveness Anthony
    17 June Gender Stewart
    15 July Private prayer: what works for you? Sue

    18 March

    By his wounds we are healed: an autistic perspective on Easter

    Peter

    15 April

    Autism, faith and Church – a younger peson’s perspective

    Don

    20 May

    Forgiveness

    Anthony

    17 June

    Gender

    Stewart

    15 July

    Private prayer: what works for you?

    Sue


    18 March

    By his wounds we are healed: an autistic perspective on Easter

    Peter

    15 April

    Autism, faith and Church – a younger person’s perspective

    Don


    • Acknowledge and respect different traditions of biblical understanding in the Christian Church.
    • Enable autistic Christians to build biblical perspectives on topics of interest to them.
    • Broaden cognitive skills and confidence in biblical interpretation for autistic Christians.
    • Establish a ‘community’ (functioning primarily through relationships) that is ‘autism-friendly’.
    • Affirm autism as a God-given ‘way to be’ – which is not addressed specifically on Scripture.
    • Prove ‘helpfully disruptive’ insights to the Church.
    • Manipulate people or promote any tradition of biblical understanding.
    • Simply provide ‘point answers’ to ‘point questions’.
    • Provide a general or comprehensive course on hermeneutics.
    • Establish a ‘group’ (functioning primarily through meetings).
    • Use the Bible either to justify autism or to prescrive ‘remedies’.
    • Either simply conform or needlessly object to Church norms.

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