This workshop will consider the commonalities between Christian and Islamic women in peacemaking in Liberia, to those of women working to challenge the marginalization of
CBE’s president, Dr. Mimi Haddad, will discuss how the early evangelicals were quintessential social reformers and we have them to thank for abolition and suffrage.
Sept 1 9:30 am Old Testament Prophets class with an open invitation to all students/faculty in the school of theology. Theme Title: “A Holistic Hermeneutic
CBE’s president, Mimi Haddad, will join Ekklesia Foundation for Gender Education (EFOGE) in partnership with the Anglican Diocese of Bondo and Bishop Okullu College of
CBE’s president, Mimi Haddad, will present present examples of women and men cooperating in ministry to the greatest effectiveness for Christ’s kingdom. A complimentary lunch
Mimi will be giving the lecture “Ideas Have Consequences: Christian Theology & Justice for Women” alongside other noted women’s rights activists. For more information: http://www.cartercenter.org/news/pr/forum-012715.html
Mimi will be teaching at Fuller Theological Seminary on women in church history and theology January 16 –17, 30–31, and February 13–14 2015.
CBE’s president, Dr. Mimi Haddad, will address “A Theology of Abolition” at the Vineyard Justice Network, at the Anaheim Vineyard Church, 5340 East La Palma
CBE’s 2015 international conference, “Becoming New: Man and Woman Together in Christ” was held on July 24–26 at the Hilton Los Angeles Airport Hotel. The
Dr. Mimi Haddad will be joining our partner organization, the Ekklesia Foundation for Gender Education (EFOGE), for their annual event. At the event Mimi will