According to Pew Research, 55% of American evangelical congregants are female.1 However, only 3% of American evangelical head clergy—including within egalitarian denominations—are women.2 Studies have
Christy Mesaros-Winckles’s book, Silenced: The Forgotten Story of Progressive Era Free Methodist Women, carefully charts the changes in the American religious landscape that led to
I was sixteen years old when I heard the second most influential sermon of my life. Truthfully, I’m not even sure it was a sermon.
Nyansa (“wisdom”) among the Akan people of Ghana is a virtue that one is expected to possess for the good of the family and community.
Although specific women who promoted egalitarian theologies since the Reformation have been studied, scholarship has not adequately traced the origins of their egalitarian beliefs. It
Editor’s Note: CBE’s 2024 international conference, “Tell Her Story: Women in Scripture and History” will be taking place this weekend in Denver, Colorado. Many of
Download a PDF version of this article. I first met Enheduanna in 2023 at the Morgan Library in New York at “She Who Wrote,” a
A certain fable tells of a wicked lion that took over a forest. He hunted not just for food but because it amused him to
Many Christian groups pride themselves on biblical fidelity, but too often they assume their reverence for God’s Word automatically translates into correct biblical interpretations. That’s
In this episode, Kim Dickson talks with Dr. Nijay Gupta about the New Testament women he highlights in his Book Tell Her Story: How Women