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Evangelicals and the Pursuit of Power

By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | October 24, 2016

In recent years, we American evangelicals have struggled more than ever to manage our “image.” In 2016 alone, significant numbers of abused women and children have exposed one prominent evangelical leader after another. These evangelical leaders have betrayed the trust of thousands who invested in their theology and leadership, leaving a trail of victims in their [...]

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Brave New World

By: Xana McCauley | October 20, 2016

Main session from the 2016 international conference "Truth Be Told" in Johannesburg, South Africa.

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Challenging "Locker Room Talk"

By: Naomi Krueger | October 13, 2016

When I was a senior in high school, I engaged in a one-woman feud with the football team and school administrators after the opening night of our musical was cancelled to accommodate a conference championship football game. My brother, a sophomore on the football team, told me that the seniors were complaining about me in [...]

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CBE Fights Gender-Based Violence At "Truth Be Told" Conference

By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | October 10, 2016

Have you ever been to a really great party? And have you ever found yourself, days later, replaying powerful conversations with friends and coworkers, thankful for the strong community they represent? That’s how the CBE team felt after laboring alongside colleagues in South Africa and Kenya for two weeks during the “Truth Be Told” [...]

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10 Practical Ways Men Can Empower Women

By: Rachel Asproth | September 21, 2016

It can be very difficult to know what makes a solid male ally, so I took a stab at answering that question. I’ve created a list of 10 ways men can act on their Christian feminism, with specific emphasis on the church.

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The Release of Brock Turner and "Boys Will Be Boys"

By: Rachel Asproth | September 8, 2016

Before I could name the system that made negative, hurtful behavior a positive expression of masculinity, I wondered why grownups (mostly Christians) didn’t seem overly concerned when a boy shoved his crush on the playground or tugged her ponytail in line. I knew I couldn’t push my friends or pull classmates’ [...]

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Accidental Feminist Storytellers

By: JMD Myers | August 30, 2016

She didn’t mean to be a feminist. She probably had no idea she was one. She was just focused on Jesus Christ. But in following Jesus, she defied society’s expectations for women and secured an important place in history.

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Rejecting Legalism, Embracing Women's Gifts

August 3, 2016

One of the biggest flaws in complementarian theology is that it relies on men rather than God to designate leaders and assign gifts. Complementarians forbid women to equally lead in marriage because they are convinced that male headship is God’s clear design for humanity. Some also believe women can't preach because God didn't design  [...]

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3 Ways to Encourage Men To Be Vulnerable

By: Rachel Asproth | June 19, 2016

I recently spoke with a mental health case manager about the importance of male vulnerability. He shared with me that most of the men who use his services do so because they never learned how to process and express emotion beyond two extremes: happiness and anger. I was unsurprised by his admission, because I have [...]

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Overturning Male-Rule, Restoring Relationship

By: Sarah Ago | May 18, 2016

The oppression of women spans centuries and borders. In virtually every country and culture in the world, women have less-than-equal status to men and they are often relegated to subservient and submissive roles. Women suffer from domestic violence, job barriers, lack of control over their bodies, and fewer options for healthcare. They often do not [...]

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