Women’s History Month: Hannah More
An author, playwright, and philanthropist, Hannah More was a single woman living in England during the 1700s into the early nineteenth century. Moore was the
An author, playwright, and philanthropist, Hannah More was a single woman living in England during the 1700s into the early nineteenth century. Moore was the
During his encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well, Jesus promised that, “Everyone who drinks of this water will be thirsty again, but whoever
[Editor’s note: March is Women’s History Month and CBE is celebrating by highlighting some admirable women from church history that you may or may not
Though churches are filled with good ministry programming–activities, outreach events,and an endless selection of options–many churches neglect their fundamental mission: to make disciples and equip
In the media today there seems to be a discrepancy on how commercials portray women. We know that commercials are trying to get people to
From the Editor: What follows is an interview with Rena Pederson. Pederson is a world-renowned journalist and author, having interviewed such leaders as Fidel Castro, Margaret
We recently saw the movie Selma. In the comfort of our theater seats we observed what we can only imagine African Americans endured—and in many
You would think after all that was made (most of it justified) of the inequities of this year’s Oscar nominations that last night would have
There have been some very encouraging articles posted on websites around the world this week, which, in some way, promote the equality of men and
Female characters on television run the gamut from catty to cardiothoracic surgeon. It is no surprise that audiences influenced by outside agendas and personal value