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ALT Three people holding clipboards looking at Barbara Hepworth's sculpture 'Dual Form', a black oval shape with a blue interior and a hole through the middle, on the University of Leeds campus.
ALT People walking past Barbara Hepworth's sculpture 'Dual Form' on the University of Leeds campus
![Flyer Photo of orange, white and purple lilies (flowers) growing in a field Text - Wholly, Holey, Holy. Saturday 15 October 2022. Zoom. In a culture which conflates value and productivity, worth and wealth, disabled people explore the gift of being, exactly as we are. Join us to reflect on the ways in which we are Whole, with our weaknesses (Holes), and ultimately God's own Holy people. Through art, story and theology, in plenary talks, small groups, workshops and liturgy. “In disabled people’s honest, accepting relationships with our bodies [and minds], we share another way to understand the human experience... to live with the mystery and temporality of all our bodies, knowing that we are each a humble part of God’s unpredictable, diverse creation.” From At the Gates: Disability, Justice & the Churches by Naomi Lawson Jacobs & Emily Richardson Details & registration - https://Wholly-holey-holy-tickets.eventbrite.com @livingedgeconf and #WHHoly Logos: SMITF/Inclusive Church/HeartEdge](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FZurPHSXoAA3ccT.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Flyer Photo of orange, white and purple lilies (flowers) growing in a field Text - Wholly, Holey, Holy. Saturday 15 October 2022. Zoom. In a culture which conflates value and productivity, worth and wealth, disabled people explore the gift of being, exactly as we are. Join us to reflect on the ways in which we are Whole, with our weaknesses (Holes), and ultimately God's own Holy people. Through art, story and theology, in plenary talks, small groups, workshops and liturgy. “In disabled people’s honest, accepting relationships with our bodies [and minds], we share another way to understand the human experience... to live with the mystery and temporality of all our bodies, knowing that we are each a humble part of God’s unpredictable, diverse creation.” From At the Gates: Disability, Justice & the Churches by Naomi Lawson Jacobs & Emily Richardson Details & registration - https://Wholly-holey-holy-tickets.eventbrite.com @livingedgeconf and #WHHoly Logos: SMITF/Inclusive Church/HeartEdge
ALT Criteria: Be full-time UG student living in parental home/own residence (can be owned or privately rented). This does not include private student halls/renting with other students. Participation would involve: a short online interview, a researcher accompanying you on your commute to university/time on campus on multiple occasions, option to use WhatsApp for sharing photos/messages/voice notes about commuting experience. If you're interested and fit the criteria, email [email protected]. Photo of person in car with luggage on roof.
