The Junia Project exists to teach biblical equality, equip women, and resource the Church.
We advocate for the full inclusion of women in church leadership and for mutuality in marriage. We want to see women lean into their calling as equal partners in ministry and to advance an accurate understanding of what it means to be egalitarian.
We believe that when interpreted correctly, the Bible teaches that both men and women are called to serve at all levels of the Church, and that leadership should be based primarily on gifting and not on gender.
Our contributors come from a wide variety of backgrounds, and the administrative team is a mixture of Wesleyan and Reformed theological perspectives. Our Founders are active in the Free Methodist Church, U.S.A & the Evangelical Covenant Order of Presbyterians.
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Gail Wallace, Ph.D
Gail Wallace, Ph.D, is a Co-Founder of The Junia Project with three decades of experience in adult, Christian, and higher education. Most recently she served as the Associate Pastor at Foothill Community Church in Azusa. She lives in Southern California and enjoys spending time with her family, especially her nine grandkids! She holds B.S.N. and M.A. degrees from Azusa Pacific University and a Ph.D. from Walden University. The focus of her graduate studies included Christian education, adult learning, women’s development, and spiritual formation. Gail also holds a Certificate in Theology from Princeton Theological Seminary and is ordained by the Free Methodist Church.
Kate Wallace Nunneley M.Sc.
Kate Wallace Nunneley, MDiv, M.Sc. is a Co-Founder of The Junia Project and an ordained minister, who enjoys writing and speaking at the intersection of theology and gender. She lives in Southern California with her husband Leif and their two children, and serves as the Associate Pastor at Glenkirk Church in Glendora. Kate holds a Master of Divinity from Azusa Pacific Seminary, a Master of Science from London School of Economics, and a Bachelor of Arts from Azusa Pacific University.