Updated 10/2025
Here is a list of 20+ websites that regularly advocate for the egalitarian viewpoint.
Not all of these will meet your individual preferences – some may be too conservative and some too liberal. But there is likely something for most everyone!
MUST FOLLOWS
Christians for Biblical Equality Blog A multi-author blog published by the flagship egalitarian organization, CBE. New content is posted several times a week.
The Junia Project A multi-author blog with the sole purpose of advocating for the egalitarian position and its practical applications in the church and in the home.
Kelly Ladd Bishop Posts dedicated to a biblical view of gender that sees women and men as equal in value, giftedness, and roles.
Marg Mowczko A biblical scholar, theologian, and church historian, Mowczko writes extensively on the biblical basis for equality of men and women in marriage and ministry. Her well-researched posts present the egalitarian case with excellence.
Sarah J. O’Conner Some of the most engaging and well-thought-out content on biblical equality available.
Sheila Ray Gregoire Writing and research on marriage and sex from an egalitarian viewpoint.
MORE TO EXPLORE
Awake Deborah Therapists Bob and Helga Edwards have a number of posts about equality on this site.
Baptist Women in Ministry Organizational blog advocating, connecting, networking, and sharing experiences and resources for women church leaders.
Carolyn Custis James Speaker and prolific author (Malestrom: Manhood Swept into the Currents of a Changing World is her most recent), and a long-time advocate for women in the church.
Christ and Pop Culture A multi-author site encouraging “a biblical presence within culture characterized by nuance and appreciation while resisting extremes of thoughtless condemnation and uncritical embrace”. This link takes you to posts specifically about women and culture.
Christian Egalitarian Marriage| Kristen Rosser No recent posts, but Rosser has a great backlog of content on marriage.
The Churched Feminist A licensed minister with graduate degrees in biblical and religious studies blogs with a particular emphasis on affirming the experiences of Black women in the church.
Fixing Her Eyes Multiauthor site that supports women in their faith journeys. For specific content about biblical equality look at categories labeled complementarian, egalitarian, women in the Bible, and women in the church.
Free Methodist Feminist Studies and opinions about Biblical feminism and historical overviews of early Free Methodist women.
God’s Design Perth Chaplain Bronwen Speedie helps Christians discover the biblical truth of the equality of men and women.
The Historical Christian| Dan Salyers A wealth of church history here in addition to this link to a collection of posts on women in church history.
InChristus Former pastor and professor of philosophy and religious studies Paul Adams has written extensively (more than 50 posts) on egalitarianism, including 11 posts on Philip Payne’s excellent scholarship in the book “Man and Woman: One in Christ”.
Jeremiah Gibbs Pastor Gibbs has an excellent series on women in ministry.
Kay Bonikowsky has a helpful catalog of writing on egalitarianism. “Women are vital to God’s kingdom work, no strings attached”.
Kyria Network This cross-denominational organization takes seriously their mandate to encourage, equip and release women to take up the roles of leadership God is calling them to.
Magnifications Theological reflections (many about women in the Bible) written by women from the Churches of Christ managed by Amy Bost Henegar.
Michael Hanegan The focus in this collection of posts is on promoting gender equality in the Churches of Christ.
Seedbed This multi-author blog sponsored by Asbury Seminary regularly features posts in support of the full inclusion of women in church and society.
Spiritual Sounding Board Julie Anne blogs about spiritual and other types of abuse in the church and provides helpful resources.
Young Clergy Women Project New articles every week from the younger generation of clergywomen under the tab Fidelia’s Sisters Magazine.
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33 responses to “25 (More or Less) Free Web Resources for Christian Egalitarians”
Hey, thanks for the shout-out! i was going through this list and checking out some new blogs (and some old favorites) and saw you had my blog on your list. I’m so honored.
Thank you for including me. I am honoured to be included with this group.
Thanks for the mention! I’m so excited to be a part of this awesome list. Magnifications.org is doing a few things: 1) It’s a place for women to take a risk and write the things God has put on their hearts, even if their churches aren’t inviting them to share or teach, 2) It provides a witness to the church for the gifting and calling of women — when you read the words women have shared it is clear that the Spirit of God is working in their lives and inspiring their words. Many congregations in the Churches of Christ are moving toward an egalitarian understanding. My hope is that Magnifications.org will help in this movement. Thanks so much for the wonderful work you are doing with the Junia Project! Blessings, Amy
Thanks Kate and Gail for including Ishshah’s Story on this well researched list. What great company to be included in!
Thanks for the mention, and I hope my past work will be helpful to readers! I also hope to begin adding blog posts again soon, though not at the rate I was blogging in the past. The novel is taking more time to finish than I expected!
Your very welcome, Kristen! Looking forward to more posts in the future 🙂
Thanks for the valuable resources! I would love to suggest you add Cindy Brandt. She has a wealth of information on her blog and I have personally learned so much from her “unfundamentalist” articles, “Outside In: 10 Christian Voices You Can’t Ignore” and “When God Changed with Me.”
Cindy Brandt
@cindy_w_brandt
cindywords.com
Thanks, Amy! Yes, we love Cindy’s writing. There were not quite enough posts on the site advocating for the egalitarian position yet, but we will keep watching for more 🙂 Here is one she wrote for The Junia Project, in case you haven’t seen it: https://juniaproject.com/co-creators-beginning/
Thanks so much for the mention! I’m humbled and honored.
Thank you for the shoutout! Honored to be on the list. Totally patriarchy-disrupting list!
I have a new item on my bucket list as of today: to be included on this in the next 2-3 years. Thanks for compiling all of these fabulous writers/sites.
Dorothy, we would love that! I know you write about this topic here and there, so will look forward to seeing a related category on your blog soon 🙂
Thank you so much for adding me to your list. I feel so blessed and overwhelmed. Really truly, thank you.
I did want to mention that my link is incorrect. The one you have up goes through square space. Here is the right one: http://www.ashleyeaster.com/blog
I am deeply honored to be on your list. I hope we can connect with one voice. I almost always issue a challenge at the end of my blog for action. In 4 short years, it will be 100 years since women got the right to vote and we Christian women are still fighting for the right to serve as we are called. Can we make it a priority to “get it done” in 2020? (by the way, the name is bWe Baptist Women for Equality.)
So honored to be included here! xoxo
Thank you so much for including The Beautiful Kingdom Warriors! ?
Of course! How’s the book coming along? Thankful for your voice in the debate!
The book idea is how we got started out blogging, but we have been preoccupied with our young children and the pressures of being working class Mainers. Reading many of these blogs on a daily basis is keeping the juices flowing though! ?
On behalf of The Evangelical Covenant Church’s Commission on Biblical Gender Equality, we are honored to be noted on this list. The Junia Project is a gift to this movement of the Holy Spirit!
Thanks, Brian! We so appreciate your consistent and intentional efforts to raise up women leaders and pastors! keep up the good work.
Wow. Thanks so much for the shout-out. Thankful to be mentioned with these fellow warriors. You guys do amazing work at JP and we’re so thankful for you!
Thanks, Rachel. You have been on a roll – we believe it is making a difference 🙂 Praise God for the faithfulness of CBE and all the staff!
Rachel, I’ve been really enjoying The CBE Scroll lately. So many good articles!
And a very belated thank you, Gail and Kate. I value your support. You are a tremendous encouragement to me!!!
Thanks for including Missio Alliance bloggers and WhitbyForum!
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Of course! So excited for what is happening at Missio Alliance and for your commitment to women.
The Junia Project blesses me so much, and to be included on your list is such an honor. Thank you for all you do!
Thanks for the mention, JP! What an honor.
Thanks for including my blog. I appreciate the encouragement and to know I am making a difference. It doesn’t always feel that way, and you can feel like a lone voice in the wilderness.
Laura, we know what you mean – it is encouraging to know others are reading and learning, and that our voices are making a difference! We so appreciate your diligent scholarship and commitment to the cause.
Thank you for including me. What an honor! 🙂
I am so honored to be on your list, Gail and Kate. To be called engaging, entertaining, and a Junia Project favorite has me walking on air.