"This is a profoundly moving and important collection. Whilst many works on the interface of Theology and Disability have tended to talk over rather than talk with those with disabilities, here the voices of experience take centre stage. The diverse styles and mediums the authors adopt in their contributions signal aspects of the various lived experiences they seek to represent. These voices from down under are salutary correctives to those up above in geographical, social, structural, ecclesial, and ableist terms." Louise Lawrence, University of Exeter, UK
"An impressive collection of essays not only on disability but by the disabled. This is a book that takes head-on the challenge those with disabilities represent for the practices of the Church and our theological convictions." Stanley Hauerwas, Duke University, USA
