Global Voices on Biblical Equality is a fresh look at the contextualizing of gender equality throughout the world. Biblical equality is a burgeoning, global reform movement led by scholars and leaders not only in North America but also on every continental landmass in the world. What inroads is biblical equality making around the globe? What is its appeal? What still needs reform? How is biblical equality transforming each culture? In this book, female and male writers who are ethnically part of every continent explore the contextual challenges, successes, and adaptations of engaging the biblical text on gender and ministry. The contributors write on Asia (India and China) and Asian America (Korean America). They treat Africa (Zimbabwe) and African America. Writers address Indigenous America (Native America) and Latin America (Hispanic America and Brazilian America). Writers also discuss Western Europe, Australia, and North America. The editors of this volume are Aida Besancon Spencer, William David Spencer, and Mimi Haddad. Other contributors include Ellen Alexander, Beulah Wood, Cecilia Yau, Matthew D. Kim, Constantine M. Murefu, Darin Vincent Poullard, Sandra Gatlin Whitley, Awilda Gonzalez-Tejera, John Runyon, Eliana Marques Runyon, Elke Werner, Roland Werner, Kevin Giles, and Roberta Hestenes.
Women as Global Leaders Biblical Equity 101, Black History, Books by Women, Christian Living, Leadership 
Sacred Sistering 
Choosing Us 
Too Heavy a Yoke 
In My Grandmother’s House 
Blessing the Curse?: A Biblical Approach for Restoring Relationships in the Church