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Ashley Zanatelli

Ashley Zanatelli was born in Frankfurt, Germany and has been traveling ever since. She is a mom who loves sharing books and stories with her son. She is always reading, and their house is filled with stacks and stacks of books. She has lived in many different countries and loves cultures and languages. She lives in Northern California in a city full of trees.

Disabilities and the Body of Christ

Ashley Zanatelli
August 5, 2020
Church Life, Family and Parenting, General
I think it’s more a reflection of the cultural values of strength, conformity, and health that we assume that any mention of a disability in the Christian world is also a cry for healing.

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