The Confessionals 837: The Secret Hill Where Autistic Children Meet Jesus
Feb 17, 2026
Joseph Infranco, pastor and author who researches non-speaking autistic communicators, discusses reports from spellers about a place called the Hill where people meet Jesus and angels. He explains spelling/AAC methods and argues for assuming competence. They explore spiritual sight, descriptions of the Hill’s worshipful landscape, discernment of counterfeit realms, and why these accounts matter for ministry.
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Assume Competence For Non‑Speaking Autistic People
- Non-speaking autistic people often communicate complex thoughts via spelling, revealing high intelligence previously overlooked.
- Joseph Infranco argues we should "assume competence" and treat them as fully aware individuals.
Marissa's Vision Confirmed By Spellers
- A facilitator named Marissa described a hillside vision where Jesus sat smiling and children with autism were present.
- Cody and others later confirmed Marissa's vision and identified it as "the Hill."
The Hill As A Suburb Of Heaven
- The Hill is described as a spiritual place where Jesus is central and everything worships God.
- Participants report teaching, intercession, and assignments from Jesus rather than mere social gatherings.
