Advocacy & ADA

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When the Body Speaks: What the BAFTA Tourette’s Moment Can Teach the Church About Grace, Understanding, and Belonging

Recently, at the 79th British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs), a moment occurred that sparked widespread...
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How Do You See Jesus?

When you close your eyes and picture Jesus, what does He look like? For some,...
A man in a wheelchair shops in a grocery store, reaching for items on a refrigerated shelf while holding a shopping basket in his lap.

What Disabled Episcopalians Need to Know About Losing SNAP Benefits

For many of us living with disabilities, food security is not a luxury — it’s...
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Disability Is Personal: Honoring Every Journey

Disability isn’t one-size-fits-all. It isn’t neat, tidy, or easily explained. For every person who lives...
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Defining Disability: Why It Matters To The Episcopal Church

When we talk about building a more inclusive church, one of the first and most...