From the editor: On Mondays this month we’re sharing personal stories of Christian women who identify in some way as feminists. We hope…
The claim that the Church is "too feminine" has come around again recently, from both the Evangelical and Catholic camps, and it makes…
Though there are probably as many conceptions of “primary issues” for the Church as there are churches, a typical list is easily constructed.…
It wasn’t until I started attending a private Christian school as a 12-year-old that I became aware of the spectrum of views regarding…
One of the things I love about the Bible is that has so much to say about the ability and calling of women…
We don’t know how to walk through a door when a woman holds it open. We’re so conditioned to receive teaching and leadership…
With the Church of England’s recent vote to begin ordaining women as bishops, the issue of women’s ordination has once again been in…
The most prominent of my ancestors was a cousin, Elias Hicks (1748-1930), who brought Quakerism to a famous schism in North America. Though…
1 Timothy 2:12 continues to be an obstacle that prevents churches from moving toward a more robust theology of women. Read…
Some Christians believe that being a leader is a man’s role, and that it is unfeminine for women to be in leadership. These…
The more I embrace being a pastor, the more I give the church the opportunity to experience both the masculine and feminine heart…
I recently turned 43, and the 40s bring a sense of clarity that eludes us in our 20s and 30s (I’ll probably say…
Dear Male Egalitarian Pastors, I have something I need to tell you, and it’s a bit tough to say. Before I do, I…