This is the third installment in CBE’s celebratory series: Women’s History Wednesday. In our first installment, Rachel Asproth explored four strategies that patriarchal history has used
Recently, a friend asked me an unexpected question. “Do you identify first as a Christian or as a feminist?” I was surprised by but not
This is the second installment in CBE’s celebratory series: Women’s History Wednesday. In our first installment, Rachel Asproth explored four strategies that patriarchal history has
History is, quite obviously, a story. And like any story, it at times prioritizes the experiences of certain characters over others. If we try to
It has been said that one of the best things married parents can do for their children is to invest in a healthy relationship with
If you had been my own blood you would not have been my daughter more. O queen, live forever Live as you have seen
One of the TV shows that my wife and I enjoyed watching last year was Marvel’s Luke Cage. Apart from its incisive commentary on systemic
Many a father of daughters has asked himself, “With all the terrible things that happen to women and girls in the world, how can I
Last year, when it was time to fix a sticky door in our house, I dug out the power tools, went to the hardware store,
I periodically hear the accusation that the church is too feminine, and I always find this claim bewildering. As many have quipped, how is it