At the intersection of faith and disability lies a simple but profound question: What does it truly mean to belong? In this thoughtful and deeply researched work, Rick Eastin with Doug Dennis explore the challenges faced by individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities as they seek genuine inclusion in society. Writing from the intersection of faith, lived experience, and theology, they invite readers to see belonging not as an act of charity, but as a sacred expression of community. Blending history, culture, theology, and personal insight, Life at the Intersection offers a hopeful vision for how faith communities-and society as a whole-can embrace difference, honor dignity, and create space for everyone at the table.