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Walking in Rachel Held Evans’ Shoes

September 28, 2015 by Kate Wallace Nunneley

Walking in Rachel Held Evans’ Shoes

  It was November 2013. The conference had already started, and I was running late. I walked quickly along the sidewalk with my lunch crew, and we made our way inside. They went straight to their tables, but I wanted to put my coat and scarf away. I walked to the coatroom and grabbed a […]

Filed Under: complementarianism, egalitarianism, personal stories Tagged With: rachel held evans

The Women of Advent: Mary

December 25, 2013 by Rachel Held Evans

The Women of Advent: Mary

Perhaps the most revealing glimpse into Mary’s true character can be found in the Magnificat…a bold and subversive prayer that reveals her own hopes for this special child and the future of Israel.

Filed Under: Christmas, General, women in the New Testament Tagged With: advent, Christmas, Luke, magnificat, Mary, rachel held evans, virgin

Christian Conference Controversy: Where Are the Women?

November 16, 2013 by Gail Wallace

Christian Conference Controversy: Where Are the Women?

In case you missed it, some heated conversation took place in the evangelical “blogosphere” and news media this week.

Filed Under: church leadership, women in leadership, women in the church Tagged With: Christian conference, david hayward, rachel held evans, The Nines, Todd Rhoades

Book Review: A Year of Biblical Womanhood

October 12, 2013 by Ariel Bartlett

Book Review: A Year of Biblical Womanhood

Evangelical Christians toss around the phrases “Biblical womanhood” and “Biblical manhood” as if they are self-explanatory, but Rachel wanted to show that those terms are complex, rooted in context, and sometimes downright contradictory.

Filed Under: Book Reviews, women in the bible Tagged With: biblical womanhood, gender roles, rachel held evans, women in the church

Biblical Manhood…or Biblical Jesus?

October 9, 2013 by Kate Wallace Nunneley

Biblical Manhood…or Biblical Jesus?

A lot of things are being said these days about being a “biblical man”. It just seems like many people are using scripture to bully others into their view of what men and women should be. Let’s evaluate where our ideas of biblical manhood and womanhood are coming from. They don’t seem to be coming from Jesus.

Filed Under: Gender Roles Tagged With: biblical manhood, biblical womanhood, rachel held evans

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