Book Review: Indigenous Theology and the Western Worldview
This is a remarkable book that, surprising as it may sound from its title, will be of pertinent interest to Priscilla Papers readers. Seeking an
August 3, 2023
Topic: Leadership in Church / Ministry
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Is There Anything More that Can Be Said about 1 Timothy 2:8–15? “Propriety,” A Surprisingly Significant Word
Do we really need yet another article on 1 Tim 2:8–15? Is there anything left to be said about that contentious paragraph? As the writer
August 3, 2023
Caste and Gender in India: The Bakht Singh Assemblies and Egalitarianism
The position of women in India is marked by contradictions. Drawing on Hindu mythology, the mother goddess is a recurrent archetype called up in veneration
August 3, 2023
New Voices: “She Deserves Better” with Sheila Wray Gregoire
What are the messages the church sends to girls and women about modesty, sex, emotions, and self, producing as they grow up? Blake and Erin
July 17, 2023
Creating Discussion Spaces Where Women Are Heard
Recently, I attended a meeting of pastors and academics that I thoroughly enjoyed. Though, not surprisingly, I was in the minority as a woman, I
July 6, 2023
The Bias of History and the SBC
As summer launched, my husband and I ramped up our binge on history. We’re relishing podcast episodes of The Rest is History,[1] and loading up
June 21, 2023
Egalitarian in Profession; Complementarian in Practice
I have spent the majority of my life worshipping with and leading in congregations that profess to be egalitarian. My early formation was in the
June 14, 2023
Women, Stand as Pillars for God’s Kingdom
A week ago, I responded to a young woman’s Facebook question, “I’ve always been taught that women should only teach women and children. Have I
June 8, 2023
Women: Men’s Genuine Partners
A recent post made an insightful observation: “God is not a boy’s name.” Since God is not male, men are not morally superior, and being
June 5, 2023
How to Find a Church that Empowers Women
This article has developed through specific conversations with Sydney Hughes, Jessica Cheng, and Genevieve Pierre, and through being in community with my fellow female seminarians
June 5, 2023