7 Steps to Change Minds About Women in Ministry
I overheard an amazing conversation on my way back from lunch at a conference I recently attended. A university student casually mentioned the history of
I overheard an amazing conversation on my way back from lunch at a conference I recently attended. A university student casually mentioned the history of
Since my first week at Christians for Biblical Equality (CBE), I’ve heard stories from women who have struggled with their faith in God because they
On Tuesday, July 12, Alvera Mickelsen was welcomed into the loving arms of Jesus. Our beloved leader, mentor, mother, and friend died at the age
Join me, for a moment, in a thought experiment. Does it seem to you that women are equally, or nearly equally, represented in the ministries
I want to confess something to you: I am a sinful woman. To some, I am sinful when I preach. To others, I am sinful
As a daughter of Israel, Yehudit has always loved and trusted in Yahweh, the God of her people. But personal tragedy and the threat of
“He’s kicking.” Few words can elicit as much excitement from me these days. A few times a day, my sister rests her hand on her
Women were made to lead. Even in church. Jesus affirmed women as leaders—many contend Mary Magdalene was the first female minister. Yet women in ministry
Recently, a friend of mine was asked why she chose to work, and not stay home full-time with her child, even though her husband makes
I have gone through some significant theological changes in my twenty years as a follower of Jesus. I’ve moved from Calvinist to non-Calvinist. I’ve moved