The Apostolic Life of Walatta-Petros
In the year 1591, in the east African empire of Ethiopia—a place that had practiced a form of Orthodox Christianity since antiquity (cf. Acts 8:26–40)—a
In the year 1591, in the east African empire of Ethiopia—a place that had practiced a form of Orthodox Christianity since antiquity (cf. Acts 8:26–40)—a
While most Canadian denominations didn’t earnestly consider the question of women’s ordination until the mid-to-late twentieth century, there are stories of several ordained women in
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Editor’s note: CBE’s President Dr. Mimi Haddad reflects on the Racism and Sexism in the World Church Conference held on February 15–17, 2024, at Truett
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Combining deep ethnographic research with personal experience and cultural realities, Katie Gaddini tells relatable stories and asks difficult questions. Her research seeks to understand not
Download a PDF version of this article. 1. The man is the head of the home, which means he is to run the home, and
Editor’s Note: This is a CBE 2023 Writing Contest Honorable Mention. As an author and writer, I often get asked to speak at church meetings,
When I was in my mid-twenties, working in college ministry at a complementarian church, it dawned on me that college students were actually listening to