Tag Archives: Faith and Religion
The shoe on the other foot
How do men deal with being the husband of their wife minister? Continue reading
The Island of Can’t
Women drop their Christ-given passports at the door on the Island of Can’t. Continue reading
Help needed – Levites apply within
We need Levites who recognize a Gold Calf Idol Husband when he or she sees it. Complementarian restrictionists have made an idol of husbands and are falling down in worship at the feet of the ones who have put them in chains. Continue reading
Leaders – their passion for equality
Catholics are speaking up directly to the pope and telling them it is time for women deacons. We are speaking up and demanding a place at the table in our Protestant and evangelical churches. Voices together can make a difference. Continue reading
Who will lead?
What makes a leader a leader is his or her ability to be courageous. We must take a stand. Continue reading
Mistake or Cold Heart
Pastors know that equality for the women in their church is the right thing to do, but many choose not to do it. They cannot make a u-turn because it might embarrass them in front of their peers, and it would hit them in the pocketbook. Continue reading
“The Help” rings a bell
What if our story was being told now? Many women go to church each Sunday and sit down and feel that everything is normal, even though their church will not allow them to take up the offering, be a deacon, or pray out loud. Continue reading
No time to quit
We cannot stop speaking and telling others that Christian women can be elders, deacons, and pastors of churches, serving as God calls them.
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