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Jesus Said, “Go and Tell,” Who Are We to Stop Them?
There are some debates, like whether Rakim is the greatest emcee known to hip hop, is it LeBron or Michael, and does sugar belong on grits, I have prepared myself
Hildegard’s Green Grace
If Hildegard of Bingen (1098–1179) were cut, she might just bleed green, so deep was her love for the color and all it symbolized. As a Benedictine abbess known for
Book Review: Called to Serve: Stories of Atlantic Baptist Women in Ministry
Even though the Canadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada (CBAC) first ordained women to the ministry in 1954, the stories of women in ministry in the CBAC have not always received
Nola, Tony, and Merrilyn: A Trio of New Zealand Women Leaders
Three nurturing women with remarkably different positions and talents feature in my latest book, They Carved a Wider Path for Women: 36 New Zealand Baptist Women Leaders. Nola Ivory, born
Herodias, Her Daughter, and Herod in Mark 6 in Light of the Parable of the Soils: A Literary and Gender Analysis
Introduction1 Mark stages his account of Herodias and her daughter at a public birthday celebration for Herod Antipas. Most scholarly works on Mark discuss the correlations between Jesus and Herod,
Eva Stuart Watt (1891–1959): Irish Initiatives in Africa
Eva Stuart Watt, from an Irish family, grew up in Kenya until age ten, before going to boarding school in England. This article looks at her family background and her
“Consider Others as More Important than Yourselves:” Is Philippians 2:3–11 for Everyone or Just for Women?
“By nature we yearn and hunger for honor, and once we have glimpsed it, as it were, some part of its radiance, there is nothing we are not prepared to
Editor’s Reflection: Summer 2026
Of the poems in my middle school reader, one that I remember well is Joyce Kilmer’s “Trees” (1886–1918). Here it is— I think that I shall never seeA poem lovely
A Church Unafraid of the Light: Women, Mutuality, and the Gift of Accountability Part 2
Editor’s Note: This is part two of a two-part series exploring accountability in the church and the vital role women play in helping communities discern, confront harm, and safeguard the