Jenna Sanderson reflects on God’s Banquet of Belonging, drawing from A Deeper Communion and the parable of the banquet in Luke 14. This article invites readers to imagine churches where people with disabilities are not only welcomed, but honoured, known, and encouraged to use their God-given gifts as co-labourers in the Body of Christ.
Dear Church, As restrictions are being lifted and you plan for being together in person once again, please think of us...
Being part of the Body of Christ means feeling pain when parts of the Body are not in alignment, and in such a large and diverse Body this will always be the case.
Christian Horizons' fourth service principle contains countercultural messages that may powerfully impact the self-concepts of people who experience disability, transform the work of the church and benefit society as a whole if practiced effectively.
Should someone with an intellectual disability be baptized? This reflection explores embodiment, belonging, and the communal nature of baptism, shifting the question from intellectual capacity to the life of the Body of Christ.
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