Like many churches, ours on Boston’s North Shore is invested in a mission in a developing country. In our case, we support a school in

A dramatic statement in a United Nations document in 1980 has often been repeated: “Women work two-thirds of the world’s working hours, produce half of

Of all the social problems confronted by the church, domestic violence is surely one of the most misunderstood and mismanaged by church leaders. I still

Christian caregivers are to be commended for seeking to provide assistance to the survivors of child sexual abuse. However, we must be aware of a

I have had a burden for women for about ten years, but, with my African background of marginalization and oppression of women, I had failed

An important point out of which spring many of our contemporary problems in relation to gender justice is our failure to start from the right

Introduction Gender does not exist alone, but is, in fact, a social construct.1 A woman is part of a community that defines and shapes the