
Strong at Broken Places: Persons with Disabilities and the Church
Stewart Delisle GovigStrong at Broken Places: Persons with Disabilities and the Church
January 1, 1989Westminster John Knox Press160 pages
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When linked to biblical teachings, understanding disability offers congregations and society the pathway to hope and change. Stewart Govig, himself disabled, provides a practical resource that enables congregational communities to achieve a balance of realism and hope in responding to the needs of all of its members. He examines the attitudinal barriers thrust upon persons with disabilities and investigates the biblical resources for overcoming these barriers. He advocates an understanding of the Christian community that removes social stigma.
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