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Access to Professional Education

SUMMARY Examines the need for seminaries to become more inclusive for, and accessible to, people with disabilities. Explores relevant religious and legal issues for graduate schools of theology. Beyond political legislation, moral law compels theological institutions to examine their de facto practices toward people with disabilities who desire to serve God in professional ministry and teaching.