Disability, Faith, and the Church: Inclusion and Accommodation in Contemporary Congregations

Description

This book presents best practices for congregations as they develop ministries for people with disabilities. The book shares the perspectives of theologians from a variety of faith traditions, those with disabilities, and people who have developed successful ministries for people with disabilities. It works to provide a connection between theology and ordinary people with lived experiences to help congregations truly be inclusive and welcoming of all.

Features

• Historical Research
• Case Studies
• Testimonials
• Improvement Plans

Practical Applications

• Use this book to examine common practices that increase accessibility for all members with disabilities.
• Read this book to gain practical insights and an understanding of the various approaches toward inclusion from a facility and operations perspective.
• Review the case studies in this book to gain a deeper understanding of the perspective of those with disabilities and its impact on their inclusion in faith communities.