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Including People with Disabilities Is Essential to Your Churchs Witness
God wants people of all abilities to be active participants in his kingdom. But churches
have not always made it clear that people with disabilities are both part of Gods story
and fully welcome in their communities. If the church is to be a credible witness, it
must reach and include people with disabilities within its evangelism, mission, and
everyday life.
In Disability and Evangelism, Rochelle Scheuermann casts a vision for including people
with disabilities in all aspects of evangelism, from how we understand and tell the
gospel story, to how we evangelize to and with people with disabilities. This
groundbreaking book invites us to reshape our evangelism theology and practice so
that people with disabilities are central in all we think, say, and do. Scheuermann
uncovers how Gods story in Scripture responds to the complexities of disability and
provides both the means and message to share good news among people of all
abilities. She then explores issues of evangelism practice, including how we understand
conversion, an expanded understanding of accommodation, and pursuing
interdependence in ministry.
In Disability and Evangelism, you will
gain a biblical understanding of both disability and evangelism;
hear stories from people with a range of disabilities;
study evangelism practices that go beyond traditional approaches that are key
for doing evangelism with and among people with disabilities;
understand why many people with disabilities feel excluded from and do not
attend church; and
engage with discussion questions in each chapter.
This book shows how the gospel really is good news for people of all abilities.
Understanding and embracing disability is not only a matter of compassion and justice.
People with disabilities will help the church to counteract faulty visions of power,
autonomy, and self-promotion and to encounter the good news of Jesus more deeply. If
you're looking for a resource that invites people with disabilities to be both recipients
and active participants in God's mission, Disability and Evangelism is for you.
God wants people of all abilities to be active participants in his kingdom. But churches
have not always made it clear that people with disabilities are both part of Gods story
and fully welcome in their communities. If the church is to be a credible witness, it
must reach and include people with disabilities within its evangelism, mission, and
everyday life.
In Disability and Evangelism, Rochelle Scheuermann casts a vision for including people
with disabilities in all aspects of evangelism, from how we understand and tell the
gospel story, to how we evangelize to and with people with disabilities. This
groundbreaking book invites us to reshape our evangelism theology and practice so
that people with disabilities are central in all we think, say, and do. Scheuermann
uncovers how Gods story in Scripture responds to the complexities of disability and
provides both the means and message to share good news among people of all
abilities. She then explores issues of evangelism practice, including how we understand
conversion, an expanded understanding of accommodation, and pursuing
interdependence in ministry.
In Disability and Evangelism, you will
gain a biblical understanding of both disability and evangelism;
hear stories from people with a range of disabilities;
study evangelism practices that go beyond traditional approaches that are key
for doing evangelism with and among people with disabilities;
understand why many people with disabilities feel excluded from and do not
attend church; and
engage with discussion questions in each chapter.
This book shows how the gospel really is good news for people of all abilities.
Understanding and embracing disability is not only a matter of compassion and justice.
People with disabilities will help the church to counteract faulty visions of power,
autonomy, and self-promotion and to encounter the good news of Jesus more deeply. If
you're looking for a resource that invites people with disabilities to be both recipients
and active participants in God's mission, Disability and Evangelism is for you.
Including People with Disabilities Is Essential to Your Churchs Witness
God wants people of all abilities to be active participants in his kingdom. But churches
have not always made it clear that people with disabilities are both part of Gods story
and fully welcome in their communities. If the church is to be a credible witness, it
must reach and include people with disabilities within its evangelism, mission, and
everyday life.
In Disability and Evangelism, Rochelle Scheuermann casts a vision for including people
with disabilities in all aspects of evangelism, from how we understand and tell the
gospel story, to how we evangelize to and with people with disabilities. This
groundbreaking book invites us to reshape our evangelism theology and practice so
that people with disabilities are central in all we think, say, and do. Scheuermann
uncovers how Gods story in Scripture responds to the complexities of disability and
provides both the means and message to share good news among people of all
abilities. She then explores issues of evangelism practice, including how we understand
conversion, an expanded understanding of accommodation, and pursuing
interdependence in ministry.
In Disability and Evangelism, you will
gain a biblical understanding of both disability and evangelism;
hear stories from people with a range of disabilities;
study evangelism practices that go beyond traditional approaches that are key
for doing evangelism with and among people with disabilities;
understand why many people with disabilities feel excluded from and do not
attend church; and
engage with discussion questions in each chapter.
This book shows how the gospel really is good news for people of all abilities.
Understanding and embracing disability is not only a matter of compassion and justice.
People with disabilities will help the church to counteract faulty visions of power,
autonomy, and self-promotion and to encounter the good news of Jesus more deeply. If
you're looking for a resource that invites people with disabilities to be both recipients
and active participants in God's mission, Disability and Evangelism is for you.
God wants people of all abilities to be active participants in his kingdom. But churches
have not always made it clear that people with disabilities are both part of Gods story
and fully welcome in their communities. If the church is to be a credible witness, it
must reach and include people with disabilities within its evangelism, mission, and
everyday life.
In Disability and Evangelism, Rochelle Scheuermann casts a vision for including people
with disabilities in all aspects of evangelism, from how we understand and tell the
gospel story, to how we evangelize to and with people with disabilities. This
groundbreaking book invites us to reshape our evangelism theology and practice so
that people with disabilities are central in all we think, say, and do. Scheuermann
uncovers how Gods story in Scripture responds to the complexities of disability and
provides both the means and message to share good news among people of all
abilities. She then explores issues of evangelism practice, including how we understand
conversion, an expanded understanding of accommodation, and pursuing
interdependence in ministry.
In Disability and Evangelism, you will
gain a biblical understanding of both disability and evangelism;
hear stories from people with a range of disabilities;
study evangelism practices that go beyond traditional approaches that are key
for doing evangelism with and among people with disabilities;
understand why many people with disabilities feel excluded from and do not
attend church; and
engage with discussion questions in each chapter.
This book shows how the gospel really is good news for people of all abilities.
Understanding and embracing disability is not only a matter of compassion and justice.
People with disabilities will help the church to counteract faulty visions of power,
autonomy, and self-promotion and to encounter the good news of Jesus more deeply. If
you're looking for a resource that invites people with disabilities to be both recipients
and active participants in God's mission, Disability and Evangelism is for you.
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Including People with Disabilities Is Essential to Your Churchs Witness
God wants people of all abilities to be active participants in his kingdom. But churches
have not always made it clear that people with disabilities are both part of Gods story
and fully welcome in their communities. If the church is to be a credible witness, it
must reach and include people with disabilities within its evangelism, mission, and
everyday life.
In Disability and Evangelism, Rochelle Scheuermann casts a vision for including people
with disabilities in all aspects of evangelism, from how we understand and tell the
gospel story, to how we evangelize to and with people with disabilities. This
groundbreaking book invites us to reshape our evangelism theology and practice so
that people with disabilities are central in all we think, say, and do. Scheuermann
uncovers how Gods story in Scripture responds to the complexities of disability and
provides both the means and message to share good news among people of all
abilities. She then explores issues of evangelism practice, including how we understand
conversion, an expanded understanding of accommodation, and pursuing
interdependence in ministry.
In Disability and Evangelism, you will
gain a biblical understanding of both disability and evangelism;
hear stories from people with a range of disabilities;
study evangelism practices that go beyond traditional approaches that are key
for doing evangelism with and among people with disabilities;
understand why many people with disabilities feel excluded from and do not
attend church; and
engage with discussion questions in each chapter.
This book shows how the gospel really is good news for people of all abilities.
Understanding and embracing disability is not only a matter of compassion and justice.
People with disabilities will help the church to counteract faulty visions of power,
autonomy, and self-promotion and to encounter the good news of Jesus more deeply. If
you're looking for a resource that invites people with disabilities to be both recipients
and active participants in God's mission, Disability and Evangelism is for you.
God wants people of all abilities to be active participants in his kingdom. But churches
have not always made it clear that people with disabilities are both part of Gods story
and fully welcome in their communities. If the church is to be a credible witness, it
must reach and include people with disabilities within its evangelism, mission, and
everyday life.
In Disability and Evangelism, Rochelle Scheuermann casts a vision for including people
with disabilities in all aspects of evangelism, from how we understand and tell the
gospel story, to how we evangelize to and with people with disabilities. This
groundbreaking book invites us to reshape our evangelism theology and practice so
that people with disabilities are central in all we think, say, and do. Scheuermann
uncovers how Gods story in Scripture responds to the complexities of disability and
provides both the means and message to share good news among people of all
abilities. She then explores issues of evangelism practice, including how we understand
conversion, an expanded understanding of accommodation, and pursuing
interdependence in ministry.
In Disability and Evangelism, you will
gain a biblical understanding of both disability and evangelism;
hear stories from people with a range of disabilities;
study evangelism practices that go beyond traditional approaches that are key
for doing evangelism with and among people with disabilities;
understand why many people with disabilities feel excluded from and do not
attend church; and
engage with discussion questions in each chapter.
This book shows how the gospel really is good news for people of all abilities.
Understanding and embracing disability is not only a matter of compassion and justice.
People with disabilities will help the church to counteract faulty visions of power,
autonomy, and self-promotion and to encounter the good news of Jesus more deeply. If
you're looking for a resource that invites people with disabilities to be both recipients
and active participants in God's mission, Disability and Evangelism is for you.