Editor’s Reflection: Summer 2024
A certain fable tells of a wicked lion that took over a forest. He hunted not just for food but because it amused him to
July 23, 2024
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A “Plain Reading” of Scripture
Many people hold a hierarchical view of the relationship between women and men because they understand that to be the clear position of Scripture. They
June 17, 2024
Editor’s Reflection: Spring 2024
A certain fable tells of a wicked lion that took over a forest. He hunted not just for food but because it amused him to
April 29, 2024
Rediscovering Women’s History
They say history is written by the winners. Whatever your understanding of “winners,” I think we can agree that whoever holds power at any given
March 6, 2024
Editor’s Reflection: Winter 2024
The cathedral city of Durham in the northwest of England is a city of bridges. The buildings, ancient and present-day, are located on the sides
January 29, 2024
A Legacy of Grace
Download a PDF “Let us then pursue what makes for peace and for mutual upbuilding” (Rom. 14:19 NRSV). In this final issue of 2023, Mutuality
December 19, 2023
Editor’s Reflection: Autumn 2023
In my Sunday School days, missionary stories were a regular feature. That is how I “met” the Irish missionary Amy Carmichael (1867–1951). What I remember
October 31, 2023
Women and the World: Biblical Equality in Brazil
Download a PDF The relationship between women and men and their leadership (or lack thereof) in the home, church, and world has been a subject
September 13, 2023
Editor’s Reflection: Summer 2023
There is a Persian proverb that goes: The wise man sits on the hole in his carpet. Picture this wise man as he brings his
August 3, 2023
“It’s too bad you’re a woman.”
I grew up in a missionary family. This meant that every few years we would return to the United States to give a report to
June 5, 2023