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Sustaining Hope

Friendships and Intellectual Impairment

Jim Good, David B. McEwan

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In the Gospels we encounter many people who were shunned by their society because they lived with some form of impairment. In stark contrast, Jesus embraces these people and offers compassion without condescension, relationship without ulterior motive, and provides them with practical help. Subsequent history has rarely matched his ministry, particularly for people living with intellectual impairment and their families. Based on personal interviews with a number of families who have children living with intellectual impairment, two major challenges constantly impacted them--a longing for people to treat their child as a person and to form genuine friendships with them. Written from a Wesleyan perspective, this book seeks to address these two issues from a theological and pastoral perspective. It offers practical help for anyone to initiate and develop healthy friendships with people who live with moderate to severe intellectual impairment, their families, and carers.

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Church work with people with mental disabilities, Religious aspects, Sustaining Hope, Christian Theology, David B. McEwan, Medical ethics, Religious ethics, Christianity, Pastoral Resources, Theology, Christian Ministry, Religious social and pastoral thought and activity, Jim Good, Intellectual disability, People with mental disabilities, Care, Ethics, Moral and ethical aspects