An invitation to rethink disability, healing, and the Church, this essay examines how cultural assumptions about disability have shaped Christian communities and asks what it might look like to imagine belonging differently.
In learning to imagine beyond what is visible, stories invite us to expand our capacity for empathy, meaning-making, and hope. How does engaging our imagination as an audience deepen our ability to find meaning in the world around us?
Our lives are often shaped by the examples of those who have gone before us. How might ordinary faithfulness in our daily lives prepare and shape the next generation for lives of service?
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