A Matter of Justice: My Journey Toward Gender Equality
Recently I ran across this article in the Tennessean: “Should wives submit? Debate resurges in some Christian circles.” My initial response was to shake my
October 5, 2011
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Voices
As children, we are unfamiliar with our voices. We don’t always know what to say, how to carry expression, and what volume to use when
September 30, 2011
Rahab the Innkeeper
Many of us are familiar with the story of the Israelites’ conquest of Jericho, how they marched around the high walls blowing rams’ horns until
September 28, 2011
Leader in Kenya Shares How He Became an Egalitarian
My name is Domnic Omolo Misolo. I’m a Kenyan citizen and ordained priest in the Anglican Church of Kenya, Diocese of Bondo. I’m married to Christine
September 28, 2011
“Mom, Where Are the Women?”
“Mom, where are the women?” my twelve-year old son asked as he scanned the program for a 9/11 “10 Year Anniversary Remembrance Service” sponsored by
September 21, 2011
Words that Still Burn
Crack the book that Re-rewrites history And grow new eyes to Legal injustice As a girl I watched Color decide The lines between human and not
September 14, 2011
“A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger” (Proverbs 15:1, TNIV)
Dealing with the emotions that swirl around the gender debate in the church today can be very challenging. The discussion often touches upon beliefs that
September 14, 2011
Reflections on Justice and Hope
In patriarchy, not only is the misuse and abuse of power justified, it is also institutionalized. But the misuse and abuse of power is abominable
September 7, 2011
It’s All About Who Should
I’m very much an Egalitarian, but for me the issue is really more about giftedness. We can tend to get caught up in who should
September 6, 2011
Damaris Who?
Her name was Damaris. Ever wondered about her? She appears to be somewhat of an afterthought, (one of Luke’s “oh, by the way” comments), as
August 31, 2011