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Free to Love and Free to Serve
By: Cecilia Yau | August 1, 2005
The book of Galatians reminds us we are called to be free, and to use that freedom to serve in love.
Editor's Reflections | Summer 2005
By: William David Spencer | July 31, 2005
Friends, if we had a coin for every time an opponent of egalitarian ministry claimed that women’s leadership was: a) derived from secular feminism; b) Euro-American in origin; c) invented in the 1960s, we would probably be able to give away all memberships to CBE free.
How God’s Spirit Worked a Revolution in Hawaii in 1819–1825
By: Aída Besançon Spencer | July 31, 2005
All these aspects of God’s working come into play in the “Acts-like” awakening in Hawaii. Let us review the dimensions of gender, age, and economics to recount the major events in this Hawaiian revolution
Partnership: The Hope of Chinese American Churches
By: Grace Ying May | July 31, 2005
Vibrant, faithful women have helped to establish and build the Chinese church. Their robust faith and their engagement with the Scriptures empowered them to evangelize, preach, nurture and teach generations of Chinese Christians.
Pinning Down
By: Jill Peláez Baumgartner | July 31, 2005
My names, a drunkenness of vowels,l’s, ümlauts, a mélange of ancestries, diacritics, an unreasonable stretch of signature, this seven-syllable amalgam, this roughhouse of families, this farrago of Spanish, English, German, this gallimaufry of tree gardener, medieval shrew, Pelayo’s son, this rummage sale of dactyl and anapest.
Grace
By: Jill Peláez Baumgartner | July 31, 2005
Is it the transparencyand lift of air? Is it release as when the pebble flings out of the slingshot or the tethered dog suddenly is without lead?
On His Seventieth Birthday
By: Jill Peláez Baumgartner | July 31, 2005
On the morningof your seventieth birthday you say you feel that sick tug of mortality, the reminder that your roots are spring-thin in this damp earth, the reminder that green shoots must break seed shells in the stiff push toward light, the path dank and unfamiliar.
The Heartbeat of a World Citizen
By: Priscilla Lasmarias Kelso | July 31, 2005
In my life journey as an Asian American woman who has lived in two cultures—in the post-colonial milieu of a country in the developing world and in the post-modern setting of cities like Boston, I have gradually begun to embrace the meaning of that recurrent dream. It resonates with the universal search for identity, [...]
The Role of the Female Christian in the Mainland China Church
By: Chuan Hang Shan | July 31, 2005
Female leadership in the CIMC is one of the fruits of the new growing Church in Mainland China. As the Church in Mainland China grows and becomes stronger in its unique cultural soil and environment, the new church system and theology will not only be shaped with its life and truth from the Bible, but [...]