Hello! My name is Lindsey Gibson and I am a theologian and writer interested in Christian theology and intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). I am currently a PhD candidate in Divinity at the University of Aberdeen, working under the supervision of Dr. Brian Brock. My background is in historical theology and patristics, with a ThM from Duke Divinity School and an MA in Christian Thought from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. With this educational background, I am particularly interested in the ways that my Anglican tradition has historically invited people with I/DD into the liturgical life of the Church. This project is what I've termed "love seeking understanding," in that it arises out of a love both for my community and tradition and my overwhelming love for my two autistic daughters. My dissertation, "Let Us Keep the Feast: Eucharistic Belonging, Disability, and Anglican Ressourcement of the Book of Common Prayer," focuses in on the Eucharist — how many like my daughters have been historically excluded. My work digs into the history and liturgy to recover Eucharistic belonging for all of God's people. The Eucharist is both the site of damage and where transformation must begin. I invite you to explore my writing, what I'm reading, and if anything piques your interest, please reach out! I'd love to connect.