2021 CBE Writing Contest—Write for Mutuality!
Do you want to help dismantle theological patriarchy in the home, church, and world? Then CBE invites you to write for our fifth annual writing
August 11, 2021
Topic: Activism / Advocacy
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He Made Her Play the Harlot: Judges 19 through the Lens of Domestic Abuse
This article was reprinted in the Winter 2026 issue of Priscilla Papers 40/1. The story of the gang rape and murder of an unnamed woman
July 31, 2021
Editor’s Reflection: Summer 2021
One of the stated purposes of Priscilla Papers is “to build a team of egalitarian scholars” (see our writers’ guidelines). The most obvious evidence of
July 31, 2021
Women’s Equality and How Churches Respond to Abuse
In a continuation of the second conversation sponsored by CBE and our 2021 conference partners in the UK, Charles Read, priest and director of liturgy and
July 7, 2021
Lamento y Liberación | Lament and Liberation
We carry our stories, nuestras historias, in our bodies and different bodies carry different burdens. We need to tell our stories, remember our bodies. We
July 5, 2021
How Can Churches Encourage Women Leaders?
In the second of several conversations sponsored by CBE and our 2021 conference partners in the UK, Charles Read, priest and director of liturgy and
June 30, 2021
Celebrating Recent Egalitarian Wins While Still Playing the Long Game
Despite experiencing a nine-game losing streak, injuries, poor goaltending, and ultimately missing the playoffs, my favorite hockey team (the Ottawa Senators) finished the last ten
June 23, 2021
What Are the Consequences of Theological Patriarchy?
Editor’s note: In the first of several conversations sponsored by CBE and our 2021 conference partners in the UK, CBE president Mimi Haddad asked three
May 26, 2021
Hope and Joy in Uganda: African Men and Women Embrace Biblical Equality
Good news about the church in Africa is hard to find. We hear that the continent is without hope — dying through war, famine and
April 29, 2021
The Fruit of Complementarianism in the Wake of the Atlanta Tragedy
It’s been two weeks since a 21-year-old white man admitted he murdered eight people, seven of whom were women and six of whom were Asian
March 31, 2021