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A Healing Homiletic: Preaching and Disability

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Written by a pastor with extensive experience in preaching to persons with disabilities, this book offers a methodology for understanding disability in the life of a congregation. It discusses blindness, deafness and hearing loss, paralysis, ritual impurity, leprosy, chronic illness, epilepsy, mental illness and demon possession. It illustrates conservative and liberal interpretations of various healing texts in Scripture.

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