Description
Mission among the People with Intellectual Disability: An Exploration of the Vulnerable Mission Approach offers a fresh perspective on Christian mission in the twenty-first century. In a time when inclusion, human dignity, and social justice are central concerns, this book calls for a reimagining of mission among one of the most neglected groups—persons with intellectual disabilities. Drawing on biblical foundations, theological reflection, missiological insights, and field research, the author presents the Vulnerable Mission Approach as a framework that moves beyond charity toward participation, empowerment, and belonging. Through practical examples and critical analysis, the book shows how churches and communities can become spaces of acceptance, hope, and meaningful engagement. It is a valuable resource for scholars, pastors, theological students, caregivers, and all who seek to promote inclusion and human flourishing through God’s mission.
