The Role of Women in Christian Education
As a former missionary I’ve been intrigued with the American debate over the place of women in the ministry of the church. Some take the
As a former missionary I’ve been intrigued with the American debate over the place of women in the ministry of the church. Some take the
©Alice Movius Painter 1984 There seems to be a game – that you must play, if you would rise. There seems to be a game – and
This material was first presented by the author of Equal to Serve at the November ‘88 meeting of the Twin Cities Chapter of CBE, held
The culture of patriarchy stems from the tenets discussed in Part 1, but there are two subtle deceptions that have created unhealthy homeschool environments. God’s command
I’m reading N.T. Wright’s latest popular installment entitled Surprised by Scripture and chapter 4, “The Biblical Case for Ordaining Women”, caught my attention. Having previously read his stance,
I stand at the gate. I look back at what was. I look forward at what should be. My name is woman, and so I
Not long after I was confirmed as an Anglican, my then rector uttered words that have proven, and may yet prove, to be prophetic. He
Introduction Cautious though one must be in thinking that one can entirely understand someone in terms of their circumstances, C. S. Lewis (CSL) virtually invites
In my earlier article1 on 1 Timothy 2:12 and the ordination of women, I argued that Paul’s contextual and church-specific reading and application of the
The silent loom. Silent? How can we even think about the cessation of activity at a conference centered on promotion of activity – weaving a