There is no “handicapped access” to the Kingdom… People with disabilities “enter by the same door” as everyone else.
This is where “ableism” originates: “we” establish “ourselves” as “normal” – and having done so, what works (for “us”) works. Period. “Others” are not in view, because they are, by definition, “exceptions.”
Equipping Church Leaders in the Quest for Christian Unity
All of Your Obsessions in One Place
reflections on culture and mission from down in the holler
Running, eating disorder recovery, and living with a disability.
reflections on culture and mission from down in the holler
Sharing Diversity Through The Arts
Faith Community Nursing Coordinator working with those in need in UKraine
James Bishop (PhD candidate) - Public Access to Scholary Resources (and a couple of my reflections...)
Heal the past. Free the present. Bless the future.
Stress less - Love more
Mill Pond Porch 