A Non-Gendered or Gender-Inclusive Faith: Lessons from Finnish and German
For many people who live their whole lives in the same region, my life must seem strange. Due to my father’s job for an international
For many people who live their whole lives in the same region, my life must seem strange. Due to my father’s job for an international
When I was eight years old, one of my teachers was named Mrs. Moorehouse. After school one day, I was talking to my mum and
When lecturing on women and Bible translation, I often see people Google facts they’ve never heard before. Few know Paula (347–404) led one of the
At the seminary I attended, all students were required to take four Scriptures classes. For Scriptures 1, there was a notoriously difficult class taught by
Editor’s note: In the third conversation sponsored by CBE and our 2021 conference partners in the UK, Amanda Jackson, director of the Women’s Commission of
I unpacked my new clergy robes, which had been made to measure from a top-quality vestment maker. Excitedly, I slipped the cassock on. I was
Do you want to help dismantle theological patriarchy in the home, church, and world? Then CBE invites you to write for our fifth annual writing
Six days before the Passover, Jesus came to Bethany, where Lazarus lived, whom Jesus had raised from the dead. Here a dinner was given in
I seldom have time to sit down and think of the ways I am treated differently for being a woman—let alone a woman of color.
I’m not a songwriter, but as a worship minister I respect the skill that it takes to write a good song for corporate worship: the