{SUMMARY} The Christian Reformed Church is presented as a „for” model inclusion of people with disabilities in relation to both society's legislative responses to disability rights culminating in the {ADA} and the denomination's efforts to include people with disabilities in its religious life. The denomination's decision to „conform” to the {ADA} is to be located in its theology and its position with respect to social location as an immigrant church with Calvinist leanings. The response of New Hope Church in Atlanta is critiqued as a „test case” of the {CRC's} {ADA} policy which indicates mixed compliance. However, the {CRC} is affirmed as a pattern for other denominations to follow.