Lessons from Katherine
One of the reasons for this site is to draw together some of the resources available on theology and disability. You can find past posts in the resources category. Recently our [Read More]
A Special Vocation: To show people how to love (link)
The lesson my disabled son gives stands as a powerful testament to the dignity and infinite value of every human person, especially of those the world deems the weakest and most “useless.” Through their sharing in the “folly” of the Cross, the disabled are, in truth, the most powerful and the most productive among us.
The Beauty and Pain of Disability (Faith Today)
Faith Today March/April 2013 (click here for the online issue) features three articles highlighting the topic of disability. I am excited that there has been a significant increase in theological research [Read More]
Parent’s Perception: Congregational Participation and Support
An article in the journal "Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities" (Feb 2013) describes a research project that highlights the importance of religion and spirituality in the lives of persons with disabilities. The authors [Read More]
Interview with Dr. John Swinton
Interview with Dr. John Swinton This is an recent interview in the United Observer with my friend, John Swinton. It's an excellent piece that highlights the importance of clear theological thinking [Read More]
Abilities Ministries
"The Abilities Ministries is a disability rights Christian Ministry that is leading the way in connecting the disabled and Christian Community together in order to mutually respect the rights and choices [Read More]
Summer Institute on Theology and Disability (July 15-19, 2013)
What: The vision of the Summer Institute on Theology and Disability is to expand the depth and breadth of theological inquiry and resources that address and include the gifts, needs, and [Read More]