My Ordination Story: A Calling Affirmed
My journey toward my ordination day was not an ordinary one compared to most Asian American women pastors. My fight was not for the church
My journey toward my ordination day was not an ordinary one compared to most Asian American women pastors. My fight was not for the church
This month on the “Women and Men Leading Together” thread, Rob and Layla speak with Sarah Cowan Johnson, ministry leader, and recently published author of Teach
It came in 483 pieces—slats, panels, and hardware wrapped in plastic bags and cardboard for “easy delivery and assembly.” My beautiful, new, black corner desk
As women continue to progress toward full equality in the church, with more and more denominations affirming women in full ministry, some subtle barriers hang
In his new book, How God Sees Women, author and pastor, Terran Williams gives an extensive guide to navigating complementarian arguments against the inclusion of women.
I sit in the military chapel, taking it in. The sun pours through the stained-glass windows, casting a warm yellow glow across the maroon and
I’m writing this shortly before CBE’s annual conference, to be held in August in Atlanta, Georgia. Many of the conference speakers have written for Priscilla
Editor’s Note: Each month, we highlight one of CBE’s many valuable resources on the blog. This article was originally published on August 9, 2022. The
Years ago, my wife was commissioned to write something for fellow pastors’ wives in our group of complementarian churches that might be struggling to come
John Piper, one of the most committedly patriarchal theologians writing today, insisted at a conference in 2012 that Christianity is a “masculine” religion: God is