Editor’s Reflections | Autumn 2010 (24.4)
I came upon the delightful account of the Wise Women of Waban as I was researching my chapter on “Equality and Native Americans in North
I came upon the delightful account of the Wise Women of Waban as I was researching my chapter on “Equality and Native Americans in North
As illustrated by Lydia and the other women at Philippi, many ancient women became devout believers in the new Way (Acts 16:13–15, 17:12; Luke 23:27).
One of the earliest hymns we have in our treasury of praise, “Of the Father’s Love Begotten,” celebrates the moment when “the Babe, the world’s
Traveling home from the summer ’89 CBE conference unearthed a flood of sad memories that surprised me in the light of the supreme joy I
As far back as I can remember, our summers have been spent on Cape Cod in the two hundred year old house which my great-great-grandfather
I could not have realized in 1972 that my ecclesiastical and professional commitment to women in ministry, already established, would lead to one of the
Preach the Gospel and Equality Shall be Added Unto You If only this was true. If we look at Galatians 3:28 as central to “the
The commitment to equality to be found in Christians for Biblical Equality (CBE) as an organization will hinge on our individual approaches to equality. One
Reprinted from “Presbyterian Communique.” Used by permission. I am not proud of Christendom’s track record on sexism. Many male interpreters of the Bible lead one to
Adapted from an address presented at Lausane II Congress on World Evangelism, Manila, July 1989. The fingers on the hand were having a rather heated