Acknowledgements
Introduction –
Section One: Themes in Healing the Church with Disabilities
Chapter One: Beyond Saints and Superheroes: A Phenomenological Study of the Spiritual Care Needs of Parents Raising Children with Disabilities
Chapter Two: A Place to Belong –
Chapter Three: Cripping Space in the Sacraments –
Chapter Four:Beyond Transactional Ministry: Praying and Advocating with Jesus toward Justice–
Chapter Five:A Lens of Unproductivity: A Theological Hermeneutic for Disability Justice –
Chapter Six:Three Mothers, Three Stories: Spiritual Abuse, Theodicies, Disability, and Parenting: –
Chapter Seven: The Disabled and Eschatological Church –

Section Two: Disabling Images of the Church
Chapter Eight: The Church as Kin (Cruise) Ship–
Chapter Nine:Radical Re-Visioning Through Mad Studies: Advancing Mad-Justice in Faith Communities –
Chapter Ten: Negotiating Disclosure: To Mask or Not to Mask? –
Chapter Eleven:The Exclusionary Circle: Analysis and Response –
Chapter Twelve: The Church as a Rooted Tree, Or: Stayed on Jesus! A Partially-Preached Sermon –
Chapter Thirteen:Days of Fullness: Warm Bread as a Metaphor for Churches that Include People with Developmental Disabilities –

Section Three: Interreligious Insights for Disability Theology
Chapter Fourteen: The Intersections of Faith, Culture and Disability: A Muslim-Canadian Perspective –
Chapter Fifteen: Moments of Spirit: Access and Inclusion in Jewish Living –
Chapter Sixteen: Navigating the Two Buddhist Perspectives on Disability –
Chapter Seventeen: A Sacred Bond: Indigenous Reflections on Disability, Love, and the Church –
Chapter Eighteen: The Sacred Body: Exploring the Theologies of Difference in Islam –