Book Review: Mae Elise Cannon’s Social Justice Handbook
As the director of finance and planning services for a community action agency, I spend my working hours “engaging the community to end poverty.” Yet,
As the director of finance and planning services for a community action agency, I spend my working hours “engaging the community to end poverty.” Yet,
Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide is intended for a broad readership with the aim of uniting those who might otherwise
Evangelical Feminism is written to further a cause that has consumed the author’s working life: the permanent subordination of women as God’s ideal. It judges
Carolyn Custis James is an established author; she has three previously published books, When Life and Beliefs Collide, Lost Women of the Bible, and The
This very accessible book is an excellent place to start one’s exploration into what has come to be called the “New Subordinationism” in current evangelical
This volume by Sydney Park started life as a doctoral dissertation in New Testament studies. The style of the work is very academic, and the
Responding to Abuse in Christian Homes: A Challenge to Churches and their Leaders represents the final book edited by Catherine Clark Kroeger, together with her
Marnie Ferree presents a deeply moving and sometimes disturbing investigation of sexual abuse from the perspective of the injured, as one who was deeply wounded
The research of Philip Payne is exceedingly important for all who are concerned about justice for women. Over the years, gifted women and those who
Christianity Today (March 2009) 21 reports the ESV Study Bible sold 100,000 copies prior to its release. Its goals are admirable: “Within that broad tradition