Martyrdom and Motherhood: Perpetua and Felicity
After a false start the day before, my husband and I drove to hospital early in the morning, eagerly anticipating the birth of our first
After a false start the day before, my husband and I drove to hospital early in the morning, eagerly anticipating the birth of our first
Editor’s note: This article was previously published at Leadership Hub: Baptist Churches of New Zealand in 2022. One of six children in a farming family,
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
In early 2023, the box office hit Jesus Revolution told the story of the Jesus Movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s. The stories
They say history is written by the winners. Whatever your understanding of “winners,” I think we can agree that whoever holds power at any given
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
I named our first minivan Elizabeth Greene. I’ve christened all my vehicles with the names of women who broke barriers, and though no one at
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