Networks of people with similar interests and experiences can bring added perspective to our faith journey with disabilities.  Telephones and computer technology have enabled many persons to foster communication, conversation, and friendships across many miles, even when they may not be able to get out much in their local community.  Being a part of a community that understands our challenges as well as our desire to use our gifts can be a vital part in maintaining connections or reconnecting with a local community of faith.

Here are some specific ways in which CAN helps individuals and families build connections with faith leaders and advocates. 

Email lists .  Lists are available for both announcements and discussion.  See further details and questions on the email lists page.

Social Networking.  Visit our Facebook page! 
Let us know what your social networking preferences are.  Do you use social media such as Facebook, Twitter, or others?  Is this better for you than email discussions? 

Blogging.  Visit the CAN blog site.
Do you enjoy reading blogs?  Would you read such a site regularly?  How long or short should articles be?  Does the ability to write and read comments make the blog more appealing?  Would you like to be an occasional or regular writer on such a blog site?