Radical Religious Women is a symposium offered by Indiana Voices for Women in West Lafayette, Indiana. The Rev. Jacqueline Means will join other women leaders to share stories about their ministry and vision for the Church.
Sister Tahera Ahmad, a prominent Muslim leader, and Rabbi Sandy Sasso, the first woman ordained in the Jewish Reconstructionist movement, are the other presenters. The three speakers will also be part of a free conversation the same evening, titled The Power of Women’s Stories.
The Lafayette Journal & Courier writes about the upcoming event, and quotes Barbara Kerkhoff, orchestrator of Indiana Voices for Women:
“At least for me, hearing the different voices, stories and visions causes me to reflect on my own — how I experience my own role in religion and continue to integrate those stories with mine,” she said.
The symposium is a one-day event held on Wednesday from 1 to 4 pm at Temple Israel in West Lafayette, with the free evening session at a public library. Will you be in attendance? Do you have a similar event upcoming in your town or city?
Posted by David Streever