Originally appeared as the “Not to Be Forgotten” column in the May/June 2003 issue of PRISM Magazine. In 1851 a 40 year-old mother of seven

If the on-going discussion about the role of women in leadership too often seems to ring hollow and trite, it may be because there is more to the issue and its

What about women in the church? What were their roles then, in the first churches? And what should be their roles now, in this day

As believers in Christ, we all deeply desire to see the message of the gospel proclaimed and accepted around the world.  If we have experienced

I am one of the fortunate few who have had the privilege of seeing a country peacefully transform from one plagued by illegitimate authority, discrimination

In my life it’s usually the difficulties that push me into uncharted territory. As I sit here writing down this difficult and painful story, I

“Never let them see you cry.”  Many 21st century women embrace this mantra of secular feminism, particularly in the business world. Yet, some of us

Names have been changed. I have the privilege of serving in Bible translation with the Mountain Jews of the former Soviet Union. They believe they