This article was first published in French by Point-Theo. Reproduced with kind permission. Vous pouvez le lire dans la langue originelle en cliquant ici. Translated by Mikaela Bell. In the
To be a woman in the church is to experience sexism in the church. Sexism informs theology, structures, and culture to such an extent
Recently, I was talking with a woman who had resigned her church leadership post, burned out and disillusioned. Her church had claimed to be egalitarian,
Editor’s note: We encourage you to read Part One, Part Two, and Part Three of this series, and also to read Bartlett and Williams’ entire response for a full analysis.
Editor’s note: We encourage you to read Part One and Part Two of this series, and also to read Bartlett and Williams’ entire response for
Editor’s note: Part 2 of this series summarizes the response to Mike Winger’s videos on the narrative texts in the Old and New Testaments (videos
From CBE’s 2024 Conference “Tell Her Story: Women in Scripture and History” in Denver, Colorado. Get to know the powerful stories of women who participated
During my first missionary trip in college, I, along with a group of missionary students, was commissioned to clean a chapel. The young men busied
When asked how to define womanhood, I think of Matthew 16 where Jesus asks, “Who do you say I am?”1 Over the years I have
Years ago, I heard a sermon in which the preacher expounded on the idea of strength. As he spoke, he categorised different strengths according to