Scholarship, Essays & Public Engagement

Formed Together: Mystery, Narrative, and Virtue in Christian Caregiving

Baylor University Press · 2021

Explores how experiences of caregiving reveal the mystery of shared human limits and the divine image. An invitation to encounter caregiving as a formative practice of love, humility, and courageous belonging — not a set of skills to master.

"Responding to the Call to Serve" in Indispensable: Disability, the Body of Christ, and the Gifts of Belonging

WestBow Press · Ed. J.D. Kim · 2025

On the calling of churches and organizations to serve alongside people with disabilities as a matter of vocation and belonging, not charity.

Thousands of Glittering Shards: Spirituality as Resonance in the Lives of People with Intellectual Disabilities

Religions · July 2023Open Access

Proposes "resonance" as a framework for recognizing diverse spiritual expressions — artistic, non-verbal, and embodied — often overlooked in traditional therapeutic and religious settings.

‘Marked’ Bodies, Medical Intervention, and Courageous Humility: Spiritual Identity Formation in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s ‘The Birthmark’

Journal of Medicine and Philosophy · Vol. 47, No. 5 · 2022Limited Access

Uses Hawthorne's The Birthmark to explore stigma, identity, and spirituality, arguing that healing practices must adopt courageous humility to promote the flourishing of all people.

Simplicity, Purity of Heart, and the Gift of Limits

Conrad Grebel Review · 2020Open Access

Drawing on Anabaptist values and Kierkegaard's "Purity of Heart is to Will One Thing," highlights the unique virtue and contribution of people with intellectual disabilities in Christian community.

Suspending the Ethical: Autonomy, Disability, and Shalom

Peace Studies Journal · Vol. 6, Issue 4 · 2013Open Access

Argues that modern Western culture's approach to persons with disabilities reflects death-making treatment, and asks what response peacemaking must offer.

Book Review: Disciples and Friends

Studies in Christian Ethics · August 2024Limited Access

Reviews how this festschrift honouring John Swinton advances critical conversations in disability theology through themes of friendship, vulnerability, and belonging.

Disability and the Canadian Church

Spring 2023

Weekly conversations on the intersections of disability and the Christian faith in Canada and beyond. Co-hosted with Jasmine Duckworth.

Suffering, Identity & Hope: Christian Approaches to Caregiving

The Faith Today Podcast · Ep. 252 · December 2025

Discusses Formed Together and work with Karis Disability Services, covering disability theology, care ethics, and complex ethical questions including Medical Assistance in Dying from a Christian perspective.

Limits, Personhood, Formation & Ministry

The Personalist Manifesto Podcast · February 2025

A conversation on personhood, human limits, and pastoral formation.

Disability and Faith 101

Sidewalk Skyline Podcast · Host: Kevin Rogers · July 1, 2025

A wide-ranging conversation on disability, faith, Karis Disability Services, and Formed Together, recorded at Our City Windsor 2025.

Serving Alongside People With Disabilities

The Sowers Podcast · September 2024

On what it looks like for churches and communities to genuinely serve alongside people with disabilities.

Virtue, Agency, & Christian Caregiving

The Two Cities Podcast · April 2023

A theological conversation on virtue, moral agency, and the ethics of care.

Toward Accessible Faith and Flourishing

Faith Today Podcast with Karen Stiller · March 2022

On Greek intellectualism in Western theology and what it means for disability and the church.

Christian Wholeness

The Healthy Spirituality Podcast · 2020

A conversation on spirituality, health, and what it means to pursue Christian wholeness.

At the Intersection of Theology and Disability

A Podcast of Discipleship · 2018

An early conversation on Keith's research and the relationship between theology and disability.

Letting Go & Learning Anew

From Presence to Participation Webinar · March 2022

A presentation exploring what it means to move from presence to participation in disability ministry.

Mutual Book Interview with Brian Brock

Institute on Theology and Disability · September 2021

A conversation on Formed Together with theologian Brian Brock.

Overview of PhD Work

Institute on Theology and Disability · 2019

A TED-style overview of Keith's doctoral research on loving neighbours with intellectual disabilities.

Every Church Can be Incarnational

Inclusion Fusion Conference · 2018

On what it looks like for local congregations to embody incarnational ministry.

Disability and Faith Forum

Author page

Essays and reflections at the intersection of Christian faith and disability.

Convivium Magazine

Author page

Public essays on faith, culture, and common life in Canada.

Tamarack Institute

Author page

Writing on community, inclusion, and social change.

Kierkegaard's Life and Works: A Timeline

Interactive resource

An interactive timeline and comprehensive guide to Søren Kierkegaard's life, writings, pseudonyms, and historical context, 1813–1855.

Call, Encounter, and Response: Loving my neighbour with intellectual disabilities

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam · 2019Open Access

Doctoral dissertation completed at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

Kierkegaard's Ethic: The Other by Faith

Dominican University College Ottawa · 2009

Thesis completed toward the MA in Philosophy at Dominican University College Ottawa.