“…While both congregational literature and human service professionals who promote social inclusion have long recommended the pathway of faith communities to increase such inclusion (e.g., Taylor & Bogdan, 1989), there is not a significant amount of research about the success of such efforts.…”
Section: Research On Congregational Inclusion Of People With Disabilimentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Besides physical integration, many avenues have been recommended to also increase social inclusion of people with intellectual/developmental disabilities, resulting in more relationships and community belonging. Faith communities have long been one frequently recommended pathway for such increased social inclusion (Ducharme et al, 2005;Gaventa et al, 2001;Taylor & Bogdan, 1989).…”
“…While both congregational literature and human service professionals who promote social inclusion have long recommended the pathway of faith communities to increase such inclusion (e.g., Taylor & Bogdan, 1989), there is not a significant amount of research about the success of such efforts.…”
Section: Research On Congregational Inclusion Of People With Disabilimentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Besides physical integration, many avenues have been recommended to also increase social inclusion of people with intellectual/developmental disabilities, resulting in more relationships and community belonging. Faith communities have long been one frequently recommended pathway for such increased social inclusion (Ducharme et al, 2005;Gaventa et al, 2001;Taylor & Bogdan, 1989).…”
“…[6] The dynamic, positive potential in these relationships between benefactors and mentally retarded individuals has recently been explored by Taylor & Bogdan (1989) .…”
“…Bogdan & Taylor, 1987,,1989Edgerton, 1967 ;Goode, 1979Goode, , 1990Sc neider, 1988 ;Murray, 1987) . Unfortunately t e t eoretical ambitions in t at kind of studies are often limited .…”
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