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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.
Editor's Reflections | Autumn 2005
By: William David Spencer | October 31, 2005
Why not listen to the best of all these voices and hear where egalitarian scholarship will be going in the mid-twenty-first century when our present voices dim? In these bold papers written by late teenagers and early twenty-somethings, we may very well be hearing our future spokespeople.
Finding Our Identity: Women’s Commissioning Service Presentation Bethel Seminary, June 14, 2005
By: DesAnne Hippe | October 31, 2005
Women’s Commissioning Service Presentation Bethel Seminary, June 14, 2005
Reflections on Chapter 2 of Mary Wollstonecraft’s A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
By: Leah Welch | October 31, 2005
Arguably, Mary Wollstonecraft can be as relevant today as she was in 1792 when she wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Woman. Her critique of societal norms and the education of women and children was revolutionary when she wrote it, and it still has the capability to be influential today.
Transformational Relationships in Light of Early and Late Modern Categories in the Gender Debates
By: Justin Miller | October 31, 2005
In the article, “Sharing in the Divine Nature: Transformation, Koinonia and the Doctrine of God,” LeRon Shults notes three important late-modern developments in the doctrine of God: the retrieval of divine Infinity, the revival of Trinitarian doctrine, and a renewed conceptualization of God as primal Futurity. These developments were facilitated in part [...]
On Whether 1 Corinthians 11:2–16 Allows an Egalitarian Exegesis
By: Alex Bearden | October 31, 2005
An unfortunate history of misinterpretation and abuse has surrounded 1 Corinthians 11:2-16. It has been taken out of context and used to suppress women’s involvement in the ministry of the church. The egalitarian interpretation, however, finally perceives this verse, not as a tool of oppression, but as one with a helpful cross-cultural message.
Beautiful Female
By: Jessica Emily Buzzell | October 31, 2005
Femininity is a giftStraight from the Lord Once turned wrong Now restored The cross gives my hair A new way to shine The cross gives my back A new and flexible spine The cross gives my body A new way to be preserved The cross gives femininity As a way to praise the Lord
Wind
By: Jessica Emily Buzzell | October 31, 2005
Life is like the windIt comes and it goes You You have a choice to make:How will you live When life Is like the wind