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Betrayed
By: JoAnn Streeter Shade | December 5, 2005
Harriet had conscientiously served the ministry’s leaders, Rev. and Mrs. Smith, for twenty-five years. The Smiths were a godly couple, and their work for the Kingdom had flourished over the years. Theirs was a model of a faithful marriage, and they were seen as blessed by God.
Honey from the Rock
By: Janet O. Hagberg | December 5, 2005
As a spiritual director, I recommend to people who are trying to heal childhood religious experiences that they return to the scene of the crime and forgive people for what happened. Little did I know that I had another important step in my own process of forgiving people for my childhood religious experiences.
The Greatest Work of All
By: Chelsea DeArmond | December 5, 2005
The articles in this issue of Mutuality offer insight on the nature of forgiveness and healing, as well as examples of how to practice it faithfully.
The Long Walk for South African Women
By: Winnie V. Williams | December 5, 2005
In addition to the ethnic, gender, and economic inequalities that have afflicted black South African women past the end of Apartheid in 1994, the plague of HIV/AIDS has added a new dimension to their struggle.
Buckets of Love
By: Lois Malcolm | December 5, 2005
I’ve always been puzzled by forgiveness. With little experience of God’s power to renew and heal — but a lot of “shoulds” in my head about how I needed to be a loving person.
Letting Go of the Railing
By: Sandra Dufield | December 5, 2005
Going down the stairs on that last day, I intentionally kept my hand on the rail, trying to burn the memory of its feel in my mind. This would be the last time I would ever go down these stairs — the last time I would touch this railing.
...But Words Can Never Hurt Me
By: John R. Kohlenberger III | June 5, 2005
“Daddy, why does God only like boys?” My eight-year-old daughter surprised me with her theological question. We attended a conservative, evangelical church and she was in third grade in a Christian grade school—what were they teaching her?
How to Teach Biblical Equality?
By: Lidija Novakovic | June 5, 2005
Had somebody asked me in my early twenties whether I would like to go to a seminary and study theology, my answer would have certainly been “No.”
Women Illuminating the Word
By: Joanne Nystrom Janssen | June 5, 2005
When Minneapolis-based calligrapher and graphic designer Diane von Arx Anderson was invited to work on The Saint John’s Bible, the first handwritten illuminated Bible in 500 years, it did not ever cross her mind to refuse.
Transformed by a New Translation
By: Deborah M. Gill | June 5, 2005
The following story comes from my own life. It celebrates God’s faithfulness to a daughter who longed for her mother to know the joy of encountering God’s Spirit in Scripture.