Book Review: El trauma: Cómo atender a los sobrevivientes
El folleto El trauma: Cómo atender a los sobrevivientes da una perspectiva general del trauma y de sus sintomas y retos, y después se concentra
March 28, 2025
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Book Reviews: El abuso doméstico: Ayuda para las víctimas y El abuso doméstico: Reconoce, responde, rescata
En dos libros cortos, la consejera familiar Darby Strickland describe cómo reconocer el abuso doméstico y cómo ayudar a una víctima. En la primera, El
March 25, 2025
Book Review: Equality is Biblical: Lifting the Curse of Eve
The book Equality is Biblical grew out of Wilcock’s conversations and experiences as a pastor in the Methodist church in England. After years of similar
March 11, 2025
Book Review: Tears on the Altar by Maturu Milly Erema
In Tears on the Altar: The Controversy Over the Clergywoman’s Ministry in Biblical Perspective, author Maturu Milly Erema gives an astoundingly concise overview of biblical texts that
February 18, 2025
Eleven Books to Pick Up During (and After) Black History Month
Black History Month is a life-giving banquet of Black history, culture, literature, art, film, music, and theology. For Black people in the U.S., it’s a
February 13, 2025
Book Review: Who Leads?: A Concise Look at Top Bible Scholars on the Male/Female Question
Jane L. Crane begins her introduction to Who Leads?: A Concise Look at Top Bible Scholars on the Male/Female Question by writing, “I needed a
February 4, 2025
Book Review: Prophesying Daughters: How Prophetic Ministry and Women in Leadership Strengthen the Church
Prophecy is probably one of the most misperceived spiritual gifts. Questions surrounding the gift itself (Does prophecy still happen today? What exactly is prophecy?) combined
January 28, 2025
Book Review: Safe Church: How to Guard against Sexism and Abuse in Christian Communities
Powerful new evidence of sexist behavior by men toward women in ministry is presented in Safe Church: How to Guard Against Sexism and Abuse in
January 21, 2025
Book Review: Remembering Antonia Teixeira: A Story of Missions, Violence, and Institutional Hypocrisy
As the well-known saying goes, “history is written by the victors.” Many governments, institutions, and individuals have used their power to craft narratives that drown
January 14, 2025
Book Review: Confronting Sexism in the Church: How We Got Here and What We Can Do About It
To be a woman in the church is to experience sexism in the church. Sexism informs theology, structures, and culture to such an extent
January 7, 2025