Book Review: Women’s Voices and the Practice of Preaching
As I opened up the pages of Nancy Lammers Gross’ book, Women’s Voices and the Practice of Preaching, I became intensely grateful for certain truths
As I opened up the pages of Nancy Lammers Gross’ book, Women’s Voices and the Practice of Preaching, I became intensely grateful for certain truths
Of the books this reviewer has read and reviewed, Mary Lederleitner’s is unique in that it does not present an argument for equality of men
When I first saw the title, Is It Okay to Call God Mother, my mind raced ahead. Is this book promoting heresy? Is it theologically
In Am I Sleeping with the Enemy?, Ron Clark offers a passionate and personally informed response to the issue of male-to-female violence. Drawing on his
Breaking the Marriage Idol by Kutter Callaway is not so much a book about marriage, but about the way we think about marriage in the
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As I begin this review, I need to acknowledge that I was a teenager in the evangelical church as so-called “purity culture”—a term that refers
She Preached the Word explores data around who supports women’s ordination in the United States, why, and the effects of women in ministry on those
Gender Rolitis: Redeem Unhealthy Gender Roles By Kirk E. Farnsworth / Redemption Press Hierarchy or Mutuality? Solve the Gender Role Puzzle. Don’t give up hope
In An Explorer’s Guide to Julian of Norwich, Veronica Mary Rolf introduces readers to medieval Christian mystic and theologian, Julian of Norwich. Rolf, having studied