Category Archives: Musings (Theology/Theoretical Framework)

Check out this Article by Paul Seebeck on our Disability Inclusion Tool Kit! LOUISVILLE — A new Disability Inclusion Toolkit  from the Office of Christian Formation will help Presbyterians continue along the path of congregational inclusivity. As a participant in Faith and Disability, A Practical Guide for Church Leaders, the Rev. Deborah Huggins, associate pastor at Central Presbyterian Church in Summit,Continue reading “Listening to The Real Experts on Disability Inclusion”

Inclusion takes a long time. It’s slow work, patient work, like tending a garden, or raising kids. You have to be there to patiently support things that go well, and to shape and change when things don’t go well. It takes care and attention. In some ways, that’s what makes it good work for theContinue reading “Inclusion for the Long Haul”

The American’s with Disabilities Act paved the way for accessibility, services and supports necessary for people with disabilities to engage fully in our communities. This landmark legislation was the result of years of advocacy, policy work, and legislation, and it was built on the Civil rights movement. Disability rights are civil rights, and the workContinue reading ““A Threat to Justice Anywhere is a Threat to Justice Everywhere;” The legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Disability Rights Movement”