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Amy Kenny

Biography

Amy Kenny earned a PhD and has served as founding director of the Disability Cultural Center at Georgetown University. Kenny wrote My Body Is Not a Prayer Request (2022) and My Disability Is Divine (2026).

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How Ableism Fuels Racism

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“A mix of insightful theology, historical research, and personal narrative, this book is necessary reading for anyone who seeks justice in the church. Hardwick highlights the history of ableism and racism in US churches and invites us to a joy-filled reversal of the shame that comes from worshiping these idols.”

Inward Apocalypse

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Inward Apocalypse is a timely invitation to readers to develop their faith for the common good. The book’s refreshing honesty—even about the growing pains of faith—allows readers to rest in the well-earned wisdom of a trusted guide and confidant. Howard writes with depth, insight, and authenticity, weaving together personal experiences, poetry, and compelling scholarship to reveal a theology that is actually good news for the entire community of creation.”

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Cover of My Body Is Not a Prayer Request

My Body Is Not a Prayer Request

Church Leadership & Ministry

Cover of My Disability Is Divine

My Disability Is Divine

Christian Living

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