Editor’s Reflections | Spring 2005
Every day people reared or still worshipping in very conservative Christian denominations find the reasons for full partnership between women and men so compelling that
November 14, 2014
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Editor’s Reflections | Summer 2005
Friends, if we had a coin for every time an opponent of egalitarian ministry claimed that women’s leadership was: a) derived from secular feminism; b)
November 13, 2014
Editor’s Reflections | Autumn 2005
Readers who love music know that a revolution has taken place in the world of A Cappella. Years ago, in the United States, A Cappella
November 12, 2014
Following the Good Shepherd
Women who are called to teach or preach face opposition to their ministries from people who believe that women’s role is to remain quiet in
November 3, 2014
Editor’s Reflections | Winter 2006
In a USA Today article entitled “Year In, Year Out, Women Have Game” (5.24.05, 9C, col. 2-5), journalist Douglas Robson noted that Andre Agassi’s achievement
October 22, 2014
Editor’s Reflections | Spring 2006
Inside the back cover of every issue of Priscilla Papers, we publish Christians for Biblical Equality’s “Statement of Faith.” We do that so that everyone,
October 22, 2014
Editor’s Reflections | Summer 2006
Several years ago, a Russian Christian who had just immigrated to the United States and spoke no English began to attend occasionally at our small
October 21, 2014
Editor’s Reflections | Autumn 2006
We are very pleased to publish this expanded edition of Priscilla Papers in celebration of the journal’s twentieth anniversary. During the last twenty years, its
October 21, 2014
Your Worldview is Showing
“Your epidermis is showing!” my friends gasped, struggling to keep straight faces. Noticing the mischief in their eyes, I rolled my own with feigned confidence
October 7, 2014
Look Out, World
I was a junior in college when I first discovered biblical equality. Mimi Haddad had come to lecture in one of my classes. Almost a
October 1, 2014