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Study guide: God revealed through people with disabilities
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By: Robert C. Blezard|

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Study guide: God revealed through people with disabilities

Our culture has changed significantly in the last 50 years in both its awareness of the needs of people with disabilities and its willingness to accommodate those needs. Of course, much work needs to be done to change attitudes and remove barriers. How are you and your church doing?

Download a study guide to discuss “God revealed through people with disabilities,” which appeared in Living Lutheran‘s March 2018 print issue. The guide includes three pages of study questions and a copy of the article.

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Robert C. Blezard

Robert C. Blezard is pastor of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Aberdeen, Md., and editor of Living Lutheran's study guides. Previously he served as an assistant to the bishop of the Lower Susquehanna Synod.

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