Christians With Disabilities

Sometimes disabled people – especially those with mental impairments have outbursts in church.  How should churches handle this?  Should they be banned?  Should they be segregated from the rest of the church population?

While this topic does not have much to do with Christianity, I have noticed that Christian parents of those with disabled tend to be overprotective of their disabled children – to the point of causing harm.

I have had a reader write in asking what is the best bible translation for a reader with a cognitive impairment.  In my opinion there is only good answer.

Churches can sometimes be extremely abusive to the disabled, without even knowing it.  Here are some tips on how churches can better serve those with disabilities and other special needs.

Churches often have a hard time accepting and including disabled people in their communities of Christian Believers.  This is a quite common occurrence and sadly it often results in completely unnecessary pain.

There are many disabilities right now that are caused by man-made conditions.  One of which is Mesothelioma, which is caused by expose to asbestos.  I have been restling with why God does not protect people from expose to things which can cause their disability – such as Mesothelioma and Asbestos.

A question I often have been asking myself as of late is why does God not heal the disabled.  I’ve heard many different renditions of it, but there are a few instances in scripture where a very clear answer is given on why God does not heal the disabled.