Liberation in God’s Name: Daydreams of a Black Mother
I met my now-husband in our high school freshman English class. When we were sophomores, he invited me to his all-white church, as he did
I met my now-husband in our high school freshman English class. When we were sophomores, he invited me to his all-white church, as he did
It was a busy fall season in the church—a time when programs begin and new series launch. I was struggling to keep up, at one
When I was a graduate student navigating a new culture, distanced from family and friends, I found comfort at a local rose garden. Sniffing the
Editor’s note: This is a CBE 2021 Writing Contest Top 15 Winner! For a long time, I have wondered if a women’s church strike would
To me feminism is not simply a struggle to end male chauvinism or a movement to ensure that women will have equal rights with men;
During my spring break in 2018, as a second-year student at Gardner-Webb University School of Divinity, I attended a young seminarian retreat in Fort Worth,
Black voices and experiences have historically been silenced or ignored. Even with issues relating to women, Black women are often neglected. Fortunately, we have the
There is something that waits and listens for the sound of the genuine in yourself. It is the only true guide you will ever have.
Editor’s note: This is a CBE 2021 Writing Contest Top 15 Winner! In boxes throughout my home sit the many crafts I’ve made at women’s
Editor’s note: This is a CBE 2021 Writing Contest Top 15 Winner! Several years ago, I was confronted by a male clergy person who dismissed