The Easter Effect
Every Easter, we celebrate a definitive victory. We experience the Easter effect—a boundless global freedom for a once enslaved and broken humanity. Easter represents personal newness,
Every Easter, we celebrate a definitive victory. We experience the Easter effect—a boundless global freedom for a once enslaved and broken humanity. Easter represents personal newness,
Christian theologians are known for stressing the importance and centrality of the resurrection. In fact, other than the deity of Christ and Trinity, the resurrection
For this week’s link up, I am featuring blog posts that focus on Holy Week and Easter. There are a lot to choose from! Enjoy
Not long ago, I saw a brief note about Jaqueline Huggins, the first African American woman ever to complete a translation of the New Testament. I
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Saint Alphonsa of the Immaculate Conception Sister Alphonsa of the Immaculate Conception, also known as Anna Muttathupadathu, was born in 1910 in Kerala, India. After
Hello friends. I’m really excited about these great posts I found around the web recently. They speak great hope and great truth about egalitarianism, women’s
Reverend Rose Hudson-Wilkin has a habit of making history. Hudson-Wilkin has overcome poverty, racism, sexism, and tradition to become a high-profile minister, trailblazer, and advocate.
As I sat down to write my first blog post for Women’s History Month, I heard the devastating news that a wild, uncontainable fire was
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