Decommissioning Broken Bowls
At a recent Wednesday night church service, a group of us wandered away from the topic of the night to discuss the old baptismal font
January 24, 2016
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Marriage, Singleness, and the Family (of God)
The perception in evangelical church culture persists that one of our primary goals as a church is to create good, healthy, safe, Christian families. Sure,
January 22, 2016
Woman’s Role in New Testament Household Codes: Transforming First-Century Roman Culture
Dismayed and confused by constant concerns about safety for girls and exclusion of women from church leadership, Faith Martin began a journey searching for theological
January 22, 2016
Veronica’s Story: Implications of Dowry on Burial Disputes
In May 2015, CBE president and Priscilla Papers publisher Mimi Haddad traveled to Kenya to work beside one of CBE’s closest partners—Ekklesia Foundation for Gender Education (EFOGE).
January 22, 2016
The Negative Consequences of Dowry Payment on Women and Society
In May 2015, CBE president and Priscilla Papers publisher Mimi Haddad traveled to Kenya to work beside one of CBE’s closest partners—Ekklesia Foundation for Gender
January 22, 2016
Editor’s Reflections | Winter 2016 (30.1)
This issue of Priscilla Papers begins the journal’s thirtieth year! The first issue, winter of 1987, opened with an article by Kari Torjesen Malcolm. Additional
January 22, 2016
When My Friend Became A Deacon
It all began because I wanted to stir things up a little bit. The idea wouldn’t have even occurred to me twenty or even ten
January 20, 2016
Chivalry, Agency, and Selfless Service
Chivalry The code of chivalry called for men to protect, serve, and honor women as the weaker vessel. Men undertook the benevolent care of women
January 19, 2016
Why Christian Identity Is Never Defined By Gender
Did you know that there are twice as many women academics in the secular academy as in the Christian academy? Worse, women comprise only about six percent
January 13, 2016
Woman, Thou Art More Than Curves
Until I was thirty-three and conceived my child, my body was slender and straight—no curves (a relative once jokingly called me “figure eleven,” which was
January 13, 2016