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Egalitarian from the Start: 4 Practical Tips for New Parents
By: Camden Morgante | August 14, 2019
Try as we might, there is no way to equally share the joys and struggles of carrying a child, giving birth, and breastfeeding. When my husband and I were ready to grow our family, I wondered how we would be able to maintain our nontraditional gender roles and split work equally.
Enter CBE's Writing Contest to Get Published and Win an Amazon Gift Card!
By: CBE International | August 8, 2019
Folks, it’s the most wonderful time of the year—CBE’s annual writing contest. This contest is designed to give those passionate about biblical gender equality/egalitarian theology/Christian feminism an opportunity to share their stories and insights.
How I Left Fundamentalism, Found Freedom, and Became A Pastor
By: Kim Brewer | July 31, 2019
I’m free now. Free to read the Bible with fresh eyes. Free to reject attempts to abuse, suppress, and control me. Free to leave abusive people and churches.
Did You Know Jacob Had Daughters Too?
By: Jeff Miller | July 24, 2019
As we all know, Jacob (also called Israel) had twelve sons. You probably also know from the tragic story in Genesis 34 that Jacob had a daughter as well, Dinah. But did you know that Jacob had other daughters?
Egalitarian from the Start: Practical Tips for Engagements and Weddings
By: Camden Morgante | July 17, 2019
Not all tradition is bad; honoring the past can be a beautiful thing. Each of us gets to decide what traditions we do and don’t incorporate in our day. Yet, I do think egalitarian couples have a unique chance to challenge the typical wedding narrative.
No More Doubt: How I Finally Embraced My Ministry Calling
By: Emily Simpson | July 10, 2019
I tried to ignore the issues because I didn’t want to be stereotyped as an angry woman—overly-sensitive and emotional. But with each question asked, each assumption made, and each expression of surprise on someone’s face when I explained that I was a pastor, I was slowly being worn down.
When Churches Don't Believe Victims, They Commit Abuse
By: Amanda Yang | July 3, 2019
As I read the church’s brief report, my anger mounted. We knew that my friend had been abused. But we were now being told by our spiritual leaders, people with no professional training or knowledge on the subject, that she had not been abused.
Forget the Husband Trump Card: Why Couples Should Make Decisions Together
By: Camden Morgante | June 26, 2019
A “husband trump card” can be an excuse to not do the important relational work of communicating with each other, compromising, and resolving conflict together. It can also foster a dangerous power imbalance in marriages, making husbands and wives opponents instead of partners.
Does Purity Culture Cause Body Hatred and Eating Disorders?
By: Rachel Asproth | June 19, 2019
Because eating disorders often flow out of a desire for control and because patriarchy grants women so little control over their lives and bodies, it’s no surprise that many see a link between the purity movement and eating disorders.
What to Say If Someone Says Women Are to Be Men's Helpers
By: Chesna Hinkley | June 12, 2019
Many Christians believe that strict gender roles—men lead and women submit—are God-ordained. They attempt to find support for this claim in Genesis, pointing to “creation order.”