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Seven Steps for Bringing Biblical Equality

By: Karl Vaters | September 5, 2004

Getting biblical egalitarian principles accepted in a local congregation can be a daunting task, but there are a few things anyone can do to help this vision become a reality.

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Created for Life Together: Partnerships Between Men and Women Are Part of God's Design

By: Ruth Haley Barton | April 30, 2004

The tragedy in the Christian community is that our pattern of limiting up-front communication to men while women labor in relative silence and subordination behind the scenes has obscured the fact that together women and men are a community of priests.

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Becoming Better Servants

By: Nancy D. Becker | March 5, 2004

I’ve especially noticed that in the church, the differences between men and women often hinder us from fulfilling Christ’s work. Only when I began to recognize and appreciate these differences did I see how men and women could, instead, become effective partners in ministry.

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Urbana Walks the Talk

By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | March 4, 2004

Urbana, the largest missions conference in the world, was uncompromising in living out the ideals of biblical equality.

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The Cost of Equality: Missionaries Choose Integrity Over Their Careers

By: Jaime Hunt | December 5, 2003

Today, the Church persecutes some Christians simply for believing God equally gifts men and women.   

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Back in the Field

By: Mary Katherine Campbell | December 5, 2003

I was among the nearly 100 foreign missionaries who could not in good conscience sign the oath of affirmation of the revised 2000 Baptist Faith and Message.

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Finding Peace

By: Jaime Hunt | December 5, 2003

Persecution and injustice are expected in a fallen world. Yet, finding the right way to deal with hurtful situations can still be difficult, says spiritual director Lola Scobey.

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Dismissed

By: Dave Hunt | December 5, 2003

Seven years ago, just a few quarters shy of college graduation, I discovered the cost of my belief in biblical equality. I chose to ask questions and push boundaries, but those actions had consequences.

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Changing Lives From Up Close and From a Distance

By: René Reed Mason | September 5, 2003

For those of us whose journey toward understanding and embracing biblical equality has been a winding path full of pain and epiphanies, the immense value of our role models is deeply felt. Sometimes this value is felt so deeply that it may even take us by surprise—a surprise of joy, when through the [...]

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Hope and Joy in Uganda: African Men and Women Embrace Biblical Equality

By: R. Elaine Tamez | September 5, 2003

Good news about the church in Africa is hard to find. We hear that the continent is without hope — dying through war, famine and AIDS. But if the church is there, then God is there — and hope is, too.  

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