Claire Williams is a teacher and researcher at Regents Theological College, and the author of Peculiar Discipleship.

• Acknowledgements Introduction: Peculiar Discipleship1 Trauma, Crisis and Ecclesiology: The need and manner of autistic liberation theology2 Time3 It’ll be Alright in the End: Autism, healing and eschatology4 Motherhood and Solidarity5 Community6 PracticesLetter to the Peculiar People of God Index of Names and Subjects

"‘This is a fantastically written and sensitively tackled book, challenging how churches and Christians think about autistic people. It gives us – autistic people – a voice and a stage we have never had before”

Claire Williams is a teacher and researcher at Regents Theological College, and the author of Peculiar Discipleship.

• Acknowledgements Introduction: Peculiar Discipleship1 Trauma, Crisis and Ecclesiology: The need and manner of autistic liberation theology2 Time3 It’ll be Alright in the End: Autism, healing and eschatology4 Motherhood and Solidarity5 Community6 PracticesLetter to the Peculiar People of God Index of Names and Subjects

"‘This is a fantastically written and sensitively tackled book, challenging how churches and Christians think about autistic people. It gives us – autistic people – a voice and a stage we have never had before”

Claire Williams is a teacher and researcher at Regents Theological College, and the author of Peculiar Discipleship.

• Acknowledgements Introduction: Peculiar Discipleship1 Trauma, Crisis and Ecclesiology: The need and manner of autistic liberation theology2 Time3 It’ll be Alright in the End: Autism, healing and eschatology4 Motherhood and Solidarity5 Community6 PracticesLetter to the Peculiar People of God Index of Names and Subjects

"‘This is a fantastically written and sensitively tackled book, challenging how churches and Christians think about autistic people. It gives us – autistic people – a voice and a stage we have never had before”