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3 Ways Women Shape Theology
By: Rachel Asproth | March 24, 2017
What happens when the hall of theology becomes an echo chamber? What happens when half the sky meets God but the church doesn’t want to hear their story? What happens when the theological insights of women are pressed to the margins of Christianity?
Journey Into Priesthood: Egalitarian Women Making History
By: Sarah Rodriguez | March 21, 2017
Last week, we wrote about the life and work of Jo Anne Lyon, the first female general superintendent of the Wesleyan Church. This week’s article will focus on Rev. Dr. Emily Awino Onyango, an Anglican priest ordained in her native Kenya.
When Brave Women Dig In Their Heels
By: Sarah Ago | March 20, 2017
I recently attended my denomination’s annual pastors’ conference. At the gathering, I saw men and women equally represented in the pulpit, on the worship team, and among those making announcements. The diversity I witnessed made me smile. I saw many women leaders in attendance and I celebrated them. Yet, I know that their journeys [...]
How Men Can Avoid Learning From Women: A Satire
By: Amy R. Buckley | March 16, 2017
A tidal wave of confusion is rocking the world of young evangelical men. Evidently, increasing numbers of men are questioning if gender-based roles are as clear as some proclaim. Recent studies suggest that an onset of doubting occurs in males between the ages of twelve and eighteen.
A Global Fight for Egalitarianism and Holistic Justice
By: Sarah Rodriguez | March 15, 2017
We focus on the life and achievements of Dr. Jo Anne Lyon, the first female general superintendent of the Wesleyan Church.
Why I'm a Christian First, a Feminist Second, and Both at the Same Time
By: Tami Zacharias | March 9, 2017
Recently, a friend asked me an unexpected question. “Do you identify first as a Christian or as a feminist?” I was surprised by but not unprepared for her question. I’d considered it before, and the answer is complicated. Stick with me here.
One Giant Leap for Womankind: Egalitarian Women Making History
By: Sarah Rodriguez | March 7, 2017
We focus on the life and achievements of Shannon Lucid, an egalitarian woman who was part of the first group of women to be accepted into NASA’s astronaut program.
President's Message: Equal Parenting, Healthier Children
By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | March 5, 2017
It has been said that one of the best things married parents can do for their children is to invest in a healthy relationship with each other. When it comes to a father, there are two fundamentals that cannot be ignored: the way a father lives in partnership with his wife, and his emotional investment [...]
O Queen, Live Forever
By: H. Edgar Hix | March 5, 2017
If you had been my own blood you would not have been my daughter more.
A Father's Brain: Four Ways Fatherhood Affects the Brain
By: Aaron Sathyanesan | March 5, 2017
Over the decades, psychologists have gathered quite a lot of data on fatherhood and the role it plays in the lives of children. For example, there is data from social and developmental psychology which tells us that parental rejection affects children more when it stems from fathers. But what does the hard science of biology [...]