In the Name of the Gospel
The Holiness and Pentecostal movements that erupted after the Civil War gave women new opportunities to preach the gospel with a freedom that was unprecedented
The Holiness and Pentecostal movements that erupted after the Civil War gave women new opportunities to preach the gospel with a freedom that was unprecedented
My Southern Baptist parents taught me to open doors for women. But in the polite culture in which I grew up, I didn’t see too
Born to Lead — Embracing a Calling: Christa’s story Tomboy. This label still seems far too domesticated a term for my childhood as I loved
While this may not be at all surprising to the CBE community, I loved discussing the question of women in leadership with my friends in
Acts 16:6–25: Paul and his companions traveled throughout the region of Phrygia and Galatia, having been kept by the Holy Spirit from preaching the word
My work on the African continent over the past fourteen years has afforded me the privilege to walk with many women from over forty African
Why an issue on pornography? In a startling study, researcher Ryan Burns found a direct correlation between men’s porn use and their beliefs in traditional
The following is from the “Ask an Expert” segment of the Summer, 2009 issue of Mutuality, asking the question, “Who are the women prophets in
The presidential elections last year provided a unique opportunity to observe the gains women have made politically in the United States. While the Republicans selected
It’s all around us; we are surrounded. Sometimes it’s in our faces; other times it’s become such a normal part of everyday existence that we