Margins Ministries
To help the neurodivergent community encounter the living God through Scripture, sensory integration, and Spirit-led study.
To train the Church to see neurodivergence not as a limitation, but as a unique expression of His image.
To build bridges of understanding so that every mind, every child, every parent, every pastor knows: You belong in the Body.
Mission
At Margins Ministries, we believe the edges of life are often where God’s presence is most deeply felt. We exist to make the Word of God accessible to every kind of mind — especially those the world calls “different.”
Rooted in 1 Corinthians 12:22, we affirm that the parts of Christ’s Body that seem weaker are not just worthy of care — they are indispensable. Neurodivergent minds, sensory-sensitive souls, and trauma-marked hearts are not spiritual outliers; they are essential reflections of God’s creativity and compassion. Each one bears the Imago Dei — the image of a Creator who designs with infinite variety and purpose.
Our mission is to equip, educate, and embrace the neurodivergent community—men, women, and children alike—through:
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Spirit-led Bible study tools that invite connection over performance.
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Trauma-informed discipleship that honors the nervous system as part of God’s creation.
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Creative and sensory-integrated practices that help believers experience Scripture through presence, not pressure.
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Church partnerships and training that build understanding and inclusion across ministries.
We stand in the gap for those who have felt unseen, unheard, or “too much” in traditional faith spaces. Through Scripture, science, and Spirit, we help people rediscover that their wiring is not a barrier to intimacy with God—it’s a bridge.
Our hope is simple and sacred:
That the margins would become meeting places.
That every believer—neurodivergent or neurotypical—would know they belong in the Body.
And that together, we would reflect the fullness of Christ, whose strength is made perfect in what the world calls weak.
Vision
To see a Church where neurodivergent minds are not just welcomed but celebrated—where every believer, regardless of wiring, can encounter God’s Word, grow in discipleship, and offer their gifts to the Body of Christ. We envision a future where the “margins of life” become meeting places of grace, healing, and belonging, equipping men, women, and children to reflect the full creativity and compassion of their Creator.
