Subtitled A Bible Based Resource Towards the Full Inclusion of Disabled People this book is a great addition to books that can be used by church and groups to look at how we can best serve the whole population in an open, welcoming and inclusive way. This is not an arduous book, it does not inflict guilt or blame, nor does it even tell you what you should be doing, instead this is a genuine study that enables groups to think things through and reach their own conclusions of how things can change and what they can do. What is so good is that it doesn't define what disability is (well ok at the back you will find a number of definitions from various places but these are for reference not determination), it doesn't start and end with physical disability, instead it addresses mental health issues, learning difficulties and physical difficulties all with the same even handed and open approach. The design of the book, the large and bold typeface used throughout is indicative of the approach the book takes, it starts by making itself accessible to the widest group possible but without any fanfare, just rather as the natural course of things, an excellent introduction to the concept of inclusion. One thing though that I did find let the book down was the 'disability wall' sections in the book, Why? not because of their content as these are excellent quotes, mostly from those who are disabled and thus their content is very important, but rather because of their being printed on a grey background that distorts the otherwise clear typeface and this made them a little hard to read with ease for my eyes. This is a shame in an otherwise excellent and easily accessible book on all levels. I really think this is a book that churches and groups should give serious consideration to using soon.