How I Came To Fight My Womanhood
I’m one of these people who is all brains and very little else. From a very early age, I was into analytical thinking. Math, and
May 6, 2015
Topic: Social Sciences
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In But Not Of: Transcendent Love
Did it ever strike you as being odd, our infernal craving to catalog everything? There is a valid use for cataloging, of course. Telephone books,
February 17, 2015
The Never-Married Woman: Coping in a Couple-Dominant Society
In our society we have been taught to view marriage as the only natural arrangement and singleness as somehow “deviant.” Adulthood and emotional maturity are
February 6, 2015
The Gifts of Male-Female Friendships
This article first appeared in MCC Women’s Concerns Report, Jan-Feb 1993, and is reprinted by permission. I was well into mid-life before I overcame the
February 6, 2015
From My Point of View: Women, Society and Self-Esteem
This article is based on a speech the author gave at a Covenant Women’s meeting at Rochester Covenant Church. Self-esteem is often very simply defined
February 6, 2015
Women As Global Leaders: Women and Leadership: Research, Theory, and Practice
Women as Global Leaders is the second volume in the new Women and Leadership: Research, Theory, and Practice book series published for the International Leadership
January 31, 2015
Strange Bedfellows
A look at Darwinists and traditionalists and the strategies they share It all began with a dinner table conversation that my husband and I enjoyed
January 21, 2015
The Place of Women in First-century Synagogues: They were much more active in religious life than they are today
Today, public worship can take place in a synagogue only if at least ten adult Jewish males are present. Women do not qualify as part
December 23, 2014
The Subjection of Women: A feminist appraisal of John Stuart Mill’s last work
Kamilla Ludwig originally presented this paper at the 2001 meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society. It was part of her senior project at Denver Seminary,
December 19, 2014
Suggestions for Using Non-Discriminatory Language
This guide was developed by Fran Hiebert, Director for the Office of Women’s Concerns, on behalf of the Fuller Community in 1984. It is reprinted
December 12, 2014