The Husband of One Wife?
There is considerable debate as to how we should understand the command that a bishop, elder, or deacon should be the husband of one wife.
There is considerable debate as to how we should understand the command that a bishop, elder, or deacon should be the husband of one wife.
In exploring the cultural impact of gender on ministry, examples from Kenya, India, Venezuela, and the United States were selected as case studies, illustrating the
Throughout history, many women have been denied teaching and leadership positions based primarily on the teachings of the Apostle Paul. Some have rejected Christianity because
As a former missionary I’ve been intrigued with the American debate over the place of women in the ministry of the church. Some take the
This material was first presented by the author of Equal to Serve at the November ‘88 meeting of the Twin Cities Chapter of CBE, held
I’m reading N.T. Wright’s latest popular installment entitled Surprised by Scripture and chapter 4, “The Biblical Case for Ordaining Women”, caught my attention. Having previously read his stance,
When I was a child, my mother taught me the chant with the accompanying finger play, “Here’s the church and here’s the steeple, open the
The call for women missionaries is not often heard today. Often women are left with the feeling “we are only needed because the men fail
Introduction As a scholar of rhetoric and as a Pentecostal Christian, I notice that, although rhetoric and religion embody quite different theoretical perspectives, rhetoric, religion,
The issue of women in the ministry divides evangelicals. On the one hand, some proclaim that women ministers represent the gospel’s liberation of women from