Miranda Threlfall-Holmes has written an insightful blog post on the kerfuffle over the “proper” observation of Advent. While Advent is supposed to be a season
A special joint episode with Brendan and Holly from the Collect Call podcast join forces with Luci and Jordan to delve into Leviticus
Controversial sculpture, showing a crucified female Christ, on display as part of an art exhibit at New York cathedral
A Vermont news site, looking at stained glass windows in a former girls’ school owned by the Episcopal Dioceses of Vermont, wonders if they weren’t meant to foster an early kind of feminist empowerment.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has a surprisingly deep history of feminist thought, which Dr. Joanna Brooks talks about in an interview with
True liberation of gender’s vast spectrum should ask more of us than that we simply exchange one uncomfortable, oppressive identity for another.”
By Bonnie Anderson and Dan Webster The title comes from a Latin phrase, deus ex machina, that referred to god from a machine and originated
Martin Thörnkvist, director of The Conference, plans the event so it will have equal representation of men and women.
Although science has never found a link between biology and leadership qualities, women in leadership is often treated as an open question. Perhaps because women
Feast Day of St. Mary the Virgin It is astounding the distortion that surrounds the figure of Jesus’ mother. She has, through the centuries, been