Greeting & hospitality
Warmly welcome families as they arrive and assist with check-in.
Beauty of His Holiness
Special Needs Fellowship, Aurora, Colorado
A place where every child belongs, thrives, and is seen.
Welcome
Your family has a place here
A sensory-friendly Christian fellowship in Aurora, Colorado, where children of all abilities can worship, experience God’s love, and build meaningful relationships, together with their parents, caregivers, siblings, and friends.
Beauty of His Holiness Special Needs Fellowship is a peaceful Christian gathering created for children with autism, developmental disabilities, sensory differences, and other unique abilities. The fellowship also welcomes parents, caregivers, siblings, relatives, and friends. Your family can worship and experience meaningful community without the pressure to explain your child’s needs or apologise for how your child participates.
Whether your child prefers to sit quietly, move around, wear sensory headphones, use a communication device, or take occasional breaks, your family is welcome here. All abilities are welcome. Jesus loves every child exactly as they are.
No diagnosis disclosure is required. Come exactly as you are.
When and where
2nd Saturday of every month · 1:00 to 2:00 PM · Doors open 12:45 PM
Lapis Lazuli Community Center
15801 E. CentreTech Circle, Aurora, CO 80011
What to expect
Each gathering
Each gathering is intentionally simple, peaceful, and flexible.
Sensory-friendly worship
Joyful worship music presented at a comfortable volume. Children may wear headphones, use sensory tools, or participate in whatever way feels comfortable.
Prayer and encouragement
Families receive gentle prayer, encouragement, and support in an accepting Christian environment.
A brief message of hope
A short, accessible message from God’s Word, centred on hope, love, and the promises of Jesus Christ.
Holy Communion and blessing
Families may participate in Holy Communion and receive a closing prayer and blessing.
Loving community
Children, parents, caregivers, siblings, and friends can connect with other families in a patient and welcoming environment.
Participation without pressure
- Every child is wonderfully unique.
- Your child does not have to sit still, make eye contact, speak, sing, or participate in every activity to belong at the fellowship.
- Children are free to move, take a break, step outside with their caregiver, or rejoin the gathering whenever they are ready.
- Parents and caregivers remain with their children throughout the fellowship.
- Our desire is to create a place where every family feels welcomed, supported, and embraced by the love of Christ.
Bring what helps
- Sensory tools or comfort items
- Noise-cancelling headphones
- AAC devices or communication cards
- Mobility devices
- Favourite quiet activities
- Snacks or other necessary personal items
Beauty of His Holiness Special Needs Fellowship welcomes
- Children with autism
- Children with developmental or intellectual disabilities
- Children with sensory differences
- Children with physical or mobility disabilities
- Children who use AAC or other communication support
- Neurodivergent children
- Children with other unique support needs
- Parents and caregivers
- Brothers and sisters
- Extended family members
- Family friends and supporters
A formal diagnosis is not required to attend. If your family would benefit from a peaceful, flexible, and understanding Christian fellowship, there is a place for you here. Where every child shines, the gems of Jesus. We believe that every child is wonderfully made, deeply loved, and worthy of belonging. Beauty of His Holiness Special Needs Fellowship is more than a weekly gathering. It is a place where families can encounter God’s love without fear of judgment. Here, children are not defined by a diagnosis or by what they find difficult. They are welcomed as children created in the image of God, with gifts, personalities, strengths, and a meaningful place in the body of Christ.
Plan your first visit
- 12:45 PMDoors openArrive early, become familiar with the environment, and help your child settle in. Mental Health Education preview, time permitting.
- 1:00 PMMain gatheringSensory-friendly worship, prayer, encouragement, and a brief message of hope.
- 2:00 PMGathering concludesHoly Communion, a blessing, and time for families to connect.
- Until 2:10 PMLinger and chatFeel free to linger and chat after the gathering until 2:10 PM.
Lapis Lazuli Community Center
15801 E. CentreTech Circle, Aurora, CO 80011
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Serve with us
Become a volunteer
It takes a caring, patient, and loving community to support our families. Whether you have experience working with neurodivergent children or simply have a heart to serve and show the love of Jesus, we would love to have you on our team.
Sensory & room support
Help manage quiet spaces, hand out sensory tools, or assist with light setup and teardown.
Family buddies
Stand alongside families during worship and fellowship to offer an extra hand or an encouraging presence.
To ensure a safe, welcoming environment for all children, all volunteers complete a standard background check and a short orientation before serving.
Reserve your family’s spot
Let us know you are coming so we can welcome you well. A formal diagnosis is not required.
Faith and spiritual community
There is Hope. His Name is Jesus
Many families cannot participate in church worship because congregations are not equipped to provide sensory-friendly environments or specialized support. This quietly separates children and caregivers from the spiritual fellowship and community life that could sustain them most.
Stay in touch
Weekly newsletter with gathering dates, devotionals, and ways to serve.