I’m Autistic, Get Me Out Of Here! – My Christian Life on the Autistic Spectrum New Book Shares Tale of Faith, Friendship, and Finding a Place to Belong

In his candid and heartfelt memoir, I’m Autistic Get Me Out of Here! – My Christian Life on the Autistic Spectrum, Robert Noble shares his journey growing up with autism in a world that didn’t yet understand it. Blending personal stories with reflections of hope, connections, and resilience, his book offers both inspiration and practical insight into creating true inclusion for neurodiverse people.

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UNITED KINGDOM -  In his moving and insightful memoir, Robert invites readers into the reality of growing up with autism in an era when it was rarely understood. More than a personal story, his book acts as a bridge, helping neurotypical readers, including those in church communities, better understand and welcome people on the autism spectrum. 

Highlighting needs such as clear structure, sensory accommodations, and respectful communication, Robert offers a compassionate guide for building true inclusion, all of which is imparted with warmth, honesty, and moments of gentle humour.

Sharing how friendship, faith, and resilience transformed a life once marked by misunderstanding into one defined by purpose, readers become quickly invested in Robert’s life journey; from childhood experiences to the transformative influence of mentors and the deep stability found in marriage and family.

Resonating with those who has faced adversity or sought a place to belong, this memoir is more than a record of one man’s challenge. It is a book for anyone who believes understanding can be the first step toward lasting change.

Robert Noble is donating all profits made from the sale of his book to help Kenya’s street children and The Pangani School for Autistic Children. www.theneemasociety.com

Synopsis:

Experts estimate that as many as half of all autistic individuals around the world remain undiagnosed. This leaves millions of people navigating life without understanding why they feel different from those around them. Many endure this quietly, sensing they don’t quite fit in, but lacking the language or diagnosis to explain their experiences.

Author Robert Noble seeks to change that with his compelling new book, I’m Autistic, Get Me Out of Here, recently published by Kingdom Publishers. Written for those who suspect they may be on the spectrum—as well as for friends, family members, and anyone who interacts with autistic individuals—the book offers insight, encouragement, and practical tools for better understanding and self-acceptance.

Drawing from his own experiences, Rob shares not only his journey through autism but also his deeply personal walk with God over more than 70 years. His story is a powerful testament to God's unwavering presence, faithfulness, and guidance through every season of life, joyful, painful, and transformative.

The author says:

‘Many neurotypical people including Christians misunderstand autistic traits—like  expression of emotion, social reserve, or literal communication—especially in church settings . My book can serve as a bridge: inviting people to understand needs, like clear structure, sensory accommodations, and respectful communication styles and to enable the neurodiverse person to feel welcome and accepted.

‘I wrote this for people like me—those who always knew they were different but never knew why. It’s also for their loved ones, and really for everyone, because we all meet people with autism in our everyday lives. With understanding comes hope, peace, and even joy. There’s something here for everyone.’

Reviews in praise of I’m Autistic Get Me Out of Here include:

‘I’m Autistic, get me out of here -  My Christian life on the Autistic Spectrum - is a very brave and illuminating insight into the real issues facing those with autism today. Robert's enthusiasm is infectious, and his experiences and willingness to share are very touching. His advice will be a great encouragement and source of support to many.  I commend this book.’ - Rt Revd Sandy Millar, Honorary Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of London 

‘Robert gives us a very honest, personal and often amusing account of his life on the autistic spectrum. Seeing his form of autism as a gift from God, he invites us to share the ride of his ‘slightly quirky, sometimes confusing but ultimately wonderful’ and blessed life. A life rooted in the faithfulness and love of God for us all.’ - Rt Revd Richard Atkinson OBE, Bishop of Bedford 

Published by Kingdom Publishers 
To order from the UK www.kingdompublishers.com or www.theneemasociety.com

To order from the world (Excluding the USA and Canada) www.theneemasociety.com
From USA go to amazon.com  Canada amazon.ca  “search I’m Autistic, get me out of here”

About the Author: 
Born in Muswell Hill in 1947, Robert was four when he started to talk. Until he was seven, he says “My autistic response looked like a cross between an enthusiastic bird and Enid Blyton’s Noddy. I’d nod my head (with no bell on the top of my hat) or flap my arms as if I were moments away from take-off.”

His book takes readers on a journey with added humour, from Rob’s childhood, when he was misunderstood, and society was not accepting or aware of additional needs and how to support these people.  These children