I’m a neurodivergent mom raising four neurodivergent boys, a follower of Christ, a homeschooler, and a woman learning how to build a peaceful, meaningful life in a world that rarely slows down.
We’re a neurodivergent family rooted in faith, creativity, and the practical, simple routines of homestead living. We’re not polished or perfect — we’re real. We learn, stumble, pray, and stand back up together, one day at a time.
Faith, Family, and Autism is my personal ministry — a place where I share our life to encourage others who may be walking a similar road.
I’m a content creator, designer, photographer, and a life coach, but this site isn’t about my work. It’s about my heart. It’s where I share the things God has taught me, the things we’ve lived through, and the things that might speak into someone else’s life. All of it is for His glory.
This site is our family journal.
Our testimony.
Our walk with God as we raise our boys, homeschool them, build a homestead, heal from hard seasons, and learn to live simply and intentionally.
Here, I share:
• faith in the everyday
• our neurodivergent family life
• homeschool moments
• homestead rhythms
• the real, not the polished
• the lessons God teaches in the middle of it all
I don’t write from a pedestal.
I write from the kitchen table, the office, the studio, outside in the garden — anywhere I can open my laptop. Those are the same places I teach my boys, can food, fold laundry, pray through difficult moments, and piece together life like everyone else.
If anything we share happens to help someone along the way, praise God.
Our aim is simple: to live openly, honestly, and faithfully — and let our story be used however the Lord sees fit.
Thank you for being here and walking this journey with us.
— Jennifer & the boys
I’m Jennifer — a neurodivergent mom of four autistic boys, a Christ-follower, homeschooler, homesteader, and storyteller. Faith, Family, and Autism is our family journal and ministry, where we share our life, our struggles, and the beautiful, imperfect journey God is leading us through. Welcome to our home.