I try to find new and current information  about UCC Churches doing things around accessibility. It looks like St Paul's United  is doing something  great.

I found in the local Milton newspaper.http://www.miltoncanadianchampion.com/opinions/article/265550

Check out the new revisions and format to Accessiblechurch.ca. 

 http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/discovery-by-canadian-led-team-could-lead-to-aids-cure/article1191121/

Everyday I have to take pills. These pills cause side effects which cause me to take more pills. 

Some of you know that I have been fighting to get proper services for my severely disabled daughter, and have been stymied in many different ways by the Provincial government.  Thanks to the helpfulness of the Ontario NDP, Daria and I will be in attendance at Queen's Park on Wednesday for Question Period, when there will be a question asked to the government about their refusal to fund the programs they have already established to help people like us.

I am setting up a section of my web site (accessiblechurch.ca )that will have links to current news articles and Blog postings that deal with issues of concerns of disability, illness, and Faith. Today in the New York Times there was this article which I though was so well written that I should post the link here.

How to use Voices United and More Voices on your iPod touch or iPhone. (In addition, they can be used with modifications on other devices, according to their capacities.)

Since my sister has been ill, I have been getting to know more lay people in my congregation, and I am realizing how different I really am. Last year I was officially diagnosed with PDD-NOS a condition in the autism spectrum. Very little is known about Autism.

Since my sister has been ill, I have been getting to know more lay people in my congregation, and I am realizing how different I really am. Last year I was officially diagnosed with PDD-NOS a condition in the autism spectrum. Very little is known about Autism.

This Congregational Audit of Disability Accessibility & Inclusion was prepared
by the Presbyterians for Disability Concerns (PDC) leadership team, in consultation with the Presbyterian Church (USA) Disability Consultants. Learn more about PDC and the Disability Consultants at www.pcusa.org/phewa/pdc.

www.pcusa.org/phewa/networks/pdc/pdf/pdcaudit.pdf