How I Didn’t Change My Mind About Women in Leadership
Do you find that people are as interested in your personal journey as an egalitarian as they are in your interpretation of 1 Timothy 2:11-12?
Do you find that people are as interested in your personal journey as an egalitarian as they are in your interpretation of 1 Timothy 2:11-12?
So, how many female pastors have you had at the evangelical churches you’ve attended? The question was asked by a good Mormon friend, himself a
Several years ago, I began to have gnawing questions about the biblical accuracy of the doctrine of female submission. The questions simply would not abate until
As a person who examines words for her profession, I am consistently amazed at how often we (myself included!) use certain words and expressions and
While doing research at a theological library, a graduate student sat next to an older man she thought was a pastor. He was cordial and
My Southern Baptist parents taught me to open doors for women. But in the polite culture in which I grew up, I didn’t see too
CBE: You have faced harsh criticism for advocating for women in your denomination. What drives you to keep working for change? WB: I am a
When I was eight years old, I sat on a hot Sunday morning in a ramshackle little church on the edge of town, where the
I believe strongly in biblical equality, but I’m tired of having to be an outspoken evangelical feminist. Instead of writing these words tonight, I want
My male colleagues exclude me from discussions and do not listen to my ideas. I feel like a “fish out of water.” About thirty years