Sat 17 Oct
|St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral
Neurodiversity and Worship: A Practical and Liturgical Theology
What if our worship could bring us even closer to God and to each other? What if our communities could be blessed even more? Led by Dr Léon Van Ommen, Co-Director of the Centre for Autism and Theology at Aberdeen University.
Time & Location
17 Oct 2026, 14:00 – 16:00
St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Palmerston Pl, Edinburgh EH12 5AW, UK
About
This significant event will be led by Dr Léon Van Ommen, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Divinity and Religious Studies and Co-Director of the Centre for Autism and Theology at Aberdeen University.
What if our worship could bring us even closer to God and to each other? What if our communities could be blessed even more? By listening deeply to neurodivergent people, we can. And yet, so often neurodivergent people feel it is difficult to be in the worship space or take part in the life of the community.
In this workshop, we will listen deeply, in order to worship more faithfully and to be blessed richly. Whether you have a specific role in your church or none at all, everyone is welcome!
Details
Saturday 17th October, 2-4pm
Tickets
Ticket
Sale ends
16 Oct, 16:00
Includes free tea and coffee, served from 1:30pm
£5.00
Total
£0.00