Remembering Her
Joy LaPradeWriting for a church that needs to be re-membered. Thinking about church culture and women's ministry, from Mary to today.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 49 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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'A disbelief in misogyny has no bearing on its existence'
If someone says you’ve hurt them, but you don’t think you did anything wrong, how might you respond?
What if an impartial outside observer says you’re at fault? What if a judge writes a 58-page ruling explaining what you did was unlawful?...
Our 'dis-membered' churches need a woman's gift
Jesus said she would be remembered for all time, in all places — “wherever the gospel is proclaimed.”
But has she? How many Christians today know her name?
Mary of Bethany, the sister of Lazarus and Martha, is the woman who anointed Jesus...
I'm still afraid of the 'female ghosts' at church
The note has been sitting in my Gmail for more than 10 years. It’s a short email I wrote to our former pastor, sharing an article and confessing my fear about being the only woman in the room at the church’s weekly “preaching cohort.”
When...
Should your pastor have a podcast?
I don’t try to be controversial on social media. I value conversations, not conflict. So I was surprised when one of my recent posts drew more angry comments than I’ve seen since leaving Twitter.
In hindsight, I wish I’d phrased it differe...
We need better ways to think about authority in the church
Christa McKirland begins her book on authority by recounting an experience I suspect many women in the church can identify with. Driving home after teaching Bible study one evening, she asked herself a question: “Do I have authority over ot...
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Reader, writer, Bible teacher. Asking questions about church & reconstructing my faith after spiritual abuse. Jael and Mary of Bethany are my models of “Biblical womanhood.”
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