3-EN ( 英文 ), 0900-Church Management ( 教會研究 ), 0910-教會管理 

Explores the role of human disability in the service of God and examines how the participation of people with disabilities relate to the scriptures that speak of sin, disability, and healing. Challenges the current practices within the churches, encourages people with disabilities to press for full inclusion, suggests that congregations should re-envision their actual practices in communal life and worship, and presents a selection entitled "Disabling the Lie." Includes topic and name indices. 

Toward a spirituality of inclusiveness / Don E. Saliers -- Disability and liturgy in ancient and modern religious traditions / Hector Avalos -- Visualizing the perfect cult: the priestly rationale for exclusion / Sarah J. Melcher -- Reinterpreting the healing narratives / Colleen C. Grant -- "Those who are blind see": some New Testament uses of impairment, inability, and paradox / Simon Horne.
Liberate yourself by accepting one another / Jürgen Moltmann -- Redeemed bodies: fullness of life / Barbara A.B. Patterson -- Through glasses darkly: discovering a liturgical place / Jan B. Robitscher -- Tradition, folklore, and disability: a heritage of inclusion / Adele B. McCollum -- "We have this ministry": ordained ministers who are physically disabled / Albert Herzog.
Barriers and bridges: relating the disability rights movement and religious organizations / Nancy L. Eiesland -- To make a wounded wholeness: disability and liturgy in an African American context / Harold Dean Trulear -- Risking redemption: a case study in HIV/AIDS and the healing of Christian liturgy / Vereene Parnell -- Crafting Christians into the gestures of the body of Christ / Brett Webb-Mitchell -- Disabling the lie: prayers of truth and transformation / Helen Betenbaugh and Marjorie Procter-Smith.