The church needs to do a better job of speaking theologically to single Christians. Challenging prevailing evangelical assumptions about “the problem” of singleness, this book explains why the church needs single people and offers a contemporary theology of singleness relevant to all members of the church. Drawing on the examples of three important figures from the history of Christianity, the book helps today’s church form a vision of life in the kingdom of God that is as theologically significant for single people as it is for those who are married.
A Woman’s Place Is in the Story 
Women of Christianity 
Feminist Trauma Theologies 
The Exegetical Process 
Permission to Matter 
The Meaning of Singleness 
Ainda Lado a Lado 
A New Gospel for Women 
The Curious Life of Cecilia Payne 
Redeeming Eden