Kate Wallace is a co-founder of the Junia Project (juniaproject.com), an adjunct professor in political science, a fellow at the Humanitarian Intervention Centre, and Coordinator
Kate Wallace is a co-founder of the Junia Project (juniaproject.com), an adjunct professor in political science, a fellow at the Humanitarian Intervention Center, and Coordinator
Women have been crucial in the development and growth of evangelicalism through education, mission work, and ministry. In this special edition journal prepared for the
Chapters of the Heart: Jewish Women Sharing the Torah of Our Lives invites readers into the lives of twenty women for whom Jewish language and
Women called of God to serve as senior/solo/lead pastors are frequently confronted with barriers imposed by systems, structures and individuals. However, some barriers lie within.
Jasmine Obeyesekere Fernando hails from Colombo, Sri Lanka where she worked for 6 years on the national staff team of the Fellowship of Christian University
This post originally appeared on The Junia Project on August 27, 2013: juniaproject.com/submission-and-the-creation-account. Views on submission exist on a continuum, but generally speaking, egalitarians support mutual submission in
Have you revisited Mary and Martha lately (Luke 10:38–42)? You remember their house where Martha is “over busy” making preparations for Jesus’ arrival, and Mary
Lauren Jacobs is a writer, poet, daughter, wife, sister, friend, and servant of the King. She has a master’s degree in divinity and, together with
As I explained in my previous post, I think it’s important to ask if seemingly harmless Christian books, curricula and other educational tools actually promote