Book Review: Tiny Tin House
Tiny Tin House follows Meryn Flint, a teenage girl navigating a dystopian society shaped by distortions of scripture, especially the scriptures regarding how women and
Tiny Tin House follows Meryn Flint, a teenage girl navigating a dystopian society shaped by distortions of scripture, especially the scriptures regarding how women and
The abuse of power and control weighs heavily on those who experience it, creating wounds that may last years, affecting us and our relationships in
The way that women are socialized within our culture has long fascinated me. Why are women so frequently harmed by abusive men and controlling systems?
“Church was my home.” As a foster child, the church that my adopted family attended became my world, its doors swinging wide every Sunday, Wednesday,
Eve, where are you? Dr. Nicole Davis raises this question rhetorically, as she suggests that many of her book’s readers already know the answer. Not
This is a new, more egalitarian study Bible with global women scholars contributing. It is full color and includes many graphics, maps, and charts that
The 2020 digital edition of Women Leaders in the Ancient Synagogue: Inscriptional Evidence and Background Issues is a reprint of Bernadette Brooten’s 1982 study. Brooten
Gender, Violence, and Justice is a collection of essays written by a leading expert in the field of violence prevention against women and pastoral theology.
Beth Allison Barr describes her book, Becoming the Pastor’s Wife: How Marriage Replaced Ordination as a Woman’s Path to Ministry, as “the history of how
Each of the seventeen short chapters of Finding Hagar: God’s Pursuit of a Runaway by Michael Kuhn begins with an expressive drawing by his daughter Bethany