Moses Moms, USA Presents Movie Night At the Nett! 

 We are "Mothers of Special Education Students" on track to become the fastest growing small life groups in America!  We are excited to offer a 

, Sunday, April 30, 2023 from 4PM - 7PM.  A dynamic panel discussion will be held immediately following the movie. 

This movie screening will officially kick off our upcoming

 Inaugural Special Mother’s Day Experience: The RemarkABLE Run Across America! Visit our events at: 

What if everything you ever thought you knew about autism was 

anyone who thinks non-verbal means non-thinking, non-feeling and non-capable. How we approach this population needs to change. 

On Your Mark, Connect, Let’s Run to See SPELLERS! 

Event Co-Host: The Nett Church, Berkmar Campus - Nations Experiencing Transformation Together! 

 by Jaime and JB Handley. The film blends beautiful cinematography with heart-wrenching stories of eight autistic spellers and a strong message for every parent of a non speaker: your child can do this, too. SPELLERS demands that everyone should wake up to the reality that we may have underestimated the abilities of more than 50 million people worldwide. 

Often relegated to society's margins, these men, women and children struggle to find a place in a world built on speech. Because of this, they are pitied, assumed to be incompetent, and cast aside with smiles and sad glances.

But what if we've been wrong...terribly wrong...about every single one of them? 

Sharon Weatherspoon, Founder & Advocate for  Moses Moms, USA

Inspired by the book Underestimated, the new full-length documentary SPELLERS challenges conventional wisdom regarding a group relegated to society’s margins: nonspeakers with autism, who most “experts” believe are cognitively disabled. As the film opening asks, “What if we’ve been wrong…about every single one of them?” SPELLERS answers that question, in convincing fashion, through the stories of eight nonspeakers—Aydan, Evan, Sid, Maddie, Jamie, Vince, Cade, and Elizabeth—who all found their voice through the miraculous process of using a letterboard to communicate their thoughts and feelings. As Jamie explains, “we think, feel, and learn just like everyone else.”

Inspired by the book Underestimated, the new full-length documentary SPELLERS challenges conventional wisdom regarding a group relegated to society’s margins: nonspeakers with autism, who most “experts” believe are cognitively disabled. 

As the film opening asks, “What if we’ve been wrong…about every single one of them?” SPELLERS answers that question, in convincing fashion, through the stories of eight nonspeakers—Aydan, Evan, Sid, Maddie, Jamie, Vince, Cade, and Elizabeth—who all found their voice through the miraculous process of using a letterboard to communicate their thoughts and feelings. As Jamie explains, “we think, feel, and learn just like everyone else.” 