Rev. LeAnn Seto received her M.Div. from Methodist Theological School in Ohio with an academic specialization in Inter-religious Contexts. Currently serving as leader for a faith community called Parables: All-Abilities Worship, she is passionate about developing ways of living together, where people who are normally marginalized are enabled to become “the indispensable weakness” in the body of Christ (1 Cor. 12:22) as co-laborers in the Kin-dom of God.
None of us wants to be disabled. Strength and power seem to come through abled bodies. The cross reveals something different. “Tending to the Margins” is her reflection space for developing the theological vision of finding communion with God and one another by owning our places of vulnerable “disability” each day.
In seeking to deepen skills for pastoral care, LeAnn worked during the pandemic to receive a MSW from Boston University. She currently serves as a clinician at a non-profit in Washtenaw County where mutually-enhancing relationship between carers and care receivers is nurtured as the culture out of which we can all grow together towards wholeness.
Tending to the Margins 