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No Words: A Lament for Women

June 10, 2016 by Kate Wallace Nunneley

When I was looking at the worship life of the American church, I noticed that lament, and something like the book of Lamentations, was absent in so much of our worship life…Why is it that in our typical American churches we don’t want to engage in a very important spiritual practice that we find throughout […]

Filed Under: complementarianism, gender justice, General, sexism and abuse in the church, sexism and gender equality in the church, violence against women, Women and Society, Women and the Church Tagged With: Kate Wallace Nunneley

What the World Needs Now is Christian Feminism

April 17, 2015 by Karen Tatis

Until recently, if I were to be asked if I was a feminist, my reply would have been a noncommittal, “Not really.”

Of course, being a woman, I was never opposed to women’s rights, nor did I doubt my ability to be as capable as men in most situations. Claiming to be a Christian feminist however, still seemed extreme; as though one of the main requirements was to hate men, or at least regard them as the weaker sex.

Recent events, articles, videos, and social networking posts have both inspired and troubled me enough to reclaim the word feminism for what it is: providing help to women who are being stripped of their basic rights or humanity.

Filed Under: christians in society, feminism, violence against women, Women and Society, Women and the Church Tagged With: feminism, Madiha Bhatti

Second Wave Feminism

March 20, 2015 by Kate Wallace Nunneley

Welcome to the third installment of Feminist Friday! Today’s topic is second wave feminism. The revolutionary nature of second wave feminism is what many think of when they characterize the entire movement as “those crazy feminists” – so we’re bound to have some fun!

This post is a short synopsis (not a thorough education), and it’s meant to help us better understand this word that we throw around so often in Christian debates about a “woman’s place”. So please check out why we are writing about feminism, and be open to some good discussion!

Filed Under: feminism, sexism and gender equality in the church, violence against women, Women and Society Tagged With: Chicana feminism, feminism, Feminist Friday, womanist

Why We Need to Talk about Domestic Violence

October 30, 2014 by Gail Wallace

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and I hadn’t intended to write about it. Aside from helping a friend through a horrible situation years ago, I haven’t had any experience with this, so didn’t think there was much I could say. But I was compelled to write for these reasons:

Filed Under: violence against women, Women and Society, Women and the Church Tagged With: abuse, domestic violence, Gail Wallace

A Complementarian View of Justice?

March 10, 2014 by Kate Wallace Nunneley

Last week, I attended The Justice Conference that was held here in Los Angeles. I have to say up front that it was incredible. I truly appreciated The Justice Conference for presenting a great line up of speakers who, unlike those at many Christian conferences, didn’t all look exactly the same.  The gender, race, and […]

Filed Under: christians in society, complementarianism, egalitarianism, gender justice, sexism and gender equality in the church, violence against women, Women and Society Tagged With: Kate Wallace Nunneley, social justice

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