<p>This episode we discuss the need for disabled perspectives in our churches and in our thinking of what it means to be human. Professor Ruben Alvarado has dedicated his life to serving, supporting, and listening carefully to people with disabilities and he wants the church to start listening too. </p>

This episode we discuss the need for disabled perspectives in our churches and in our thinking of what it means to be human. Professor Ruben Alvarado has dedicated his life to serving, supporting, and listening carefully to people with disabilities and he wants the church to start listening too.

<p>This episode we discuss the need for disabled perspectives in our churches and in our thinking of what it means to be human. Professor Ruben Alvarado has dedicated his life to serving, supporting, and listening carefully to people with disabilities and he wants the church to start listening too.&nbsp;</p>

Including Disabled Voices in Our Theology of Humanity

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Created by Alin Vrancila, Renee Duffy, and Rob Hildebrand.

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Multnomah University Talks (MU Talks) is an intentional space of intersection between the world of Academia and the world we all live in. Join us as we wrestle with complex phenomena, bring forth various experts from the Academic space, and share our own challenges. Created by Alin Vrancila, Renee Duffy, and Rob Hildebrand.

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