The Workaholic Mom?
“What pushes someone toward becoming a workaholic?” “What do we get out of spending too much time at work at the expense of our families?”
“What pushes someone toward becoming a workaholic?” “What do we get out of spending too much time at work at the expense of our families?”
It seems as though the topic of divine gender is spawning a great deal of conversation and debate these days. Amidst all the opinions, the calm
As we think about the goal of gender equality for all, it’s easy to get caught up in competitive terminology. We may think that we
Father’s Day is a great opportunity to thank the men around us for the job they have done raising us. My experience is no different.
The following article draws extensively from tim+anne evans’ new book,TOGETHER: Reclaiming Co-Leadership in Marriage, which is available for purchase from CBE’s bookstore. The majority of marriage
I sat in the back row of the church and quietly observed. The brave woman who had invited me to the event had taught me
My interest in women and missions of the 1800s has been reinvigorated by several experiences I’ve had lecturing at Christian colleges and seminaries around the county. When
I used to feel like I needed to apologize for being evangelical. Before I understood enough to describe this nebulous label very well, I would
“Can I write a paper on a woman interpreter?” asked a student in Marion’s class in the history of the interpretation of the Old Testament.
In 1771, John Wesley received a remarkable letter from devout Methodist convert Mary Bosanquet (1739–1815). With her friends Sarah Crosby (1729–1804) and Sarah Ryan (1724–1768),