Women Make Up a Majority of the Church—So Why Don’t We Sing More Worship Songs Written by Them?
I’m not a songwriter, but as a worship minister I respect the skill that it takes to write a good song for corporate worship: the
I’m not a songwriter, but as a worship minister I respect the skill that it takes to write a good song for corporate worship: the
We carry our stories, nuestras historias, in our bodies and different bodies carry different burdens. We need to tell our stories, remember our bodies. We
In the second of several conversations sponsored by CBE and our 2021 conference partners in the UK, Charles Read, priest and director of liturgy and
Editor’s Note: This is a CBE 2020 Writing Contest honorable mention. Enjoy! I have known since I was eight years old that I was called
I attend a complementarian church. In my defense, it is soft complementarian, and living in the South means traditional gender roles are the accepted norm
Editor’s note: This is a CBE 2020 Writing Contest honorable mention. Enjoy! I began studying for ministry when I was 34. My youngest child
Essay collections have been important to the thriving of evangelical egalitarianism over the last few decades. A key example is Women, Authority, and the Bible
President of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU), Frances Elizabeth Willard (1839- 98) was one of the most influential women in the U.S. of her
Book Review In The Making of Biblical Womanhood: How the Subjugation of Women Became Gospel Truth, Beth Allison Barr shares her personal story of rejecting
Book Review Essay collections have been important to the thriving of evangelical egalitarianism over the last few decades. A key example is Women, Authority, and the