It’s Time for a Grand Compromise on Religious Freedom and Contraceptives
Compromise has become a dirty word in American politics as we have become more polarized.
#RubyWooPilgrimage18: White-Washed Walls and Halls
We must do better. We must not accept white-washed narratives anymore.
This is the Year of the Faithful Widow in Politics
The parable of the widow illustrates the power of prayer and godly action.
The Church’s Oppression of Women
Christianity has a history of manipulating the Bible to reinforce patriarchy.
On God’s Side?
Jesus told countless parables about the topsy-turvy rules of God’s kingdom, and this story seems to be no different.
The Wounds of Evangelical Purity Culture
In the evangelical community, an "impure" girl or woman isn't just seen as damaged; she's considered dangerous.
Beloved, Take Up Space
We, who are made in the image of God, are more than our history or hang ups.
Why #MeToo Is an American Yom Kippur
5778 has been the year when, as a society, we confronted the wounds of patriarchy.
For Black Women at Church, It’s More Than the Aretha Eulogy
Williams’ eulogy reopened wounds and sternly reminded them that black churches remain male-dominated institutions.
Evangelical Women & Men Call for A Pause on Culture War
The way to reduce abortion is not through escalating culture wars but by reducing poverty.