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  • Marissa Franks Burt

    Books: The Myth of Good Christian Parenting | Storybound & Stardust novels | Ephesians (2027) | What We’ve Been Missing: Reading Scripture Through the Eyes of Women (2027) | Spiritual Treadmills: How Christian Excellence Became a Heavy Yoke (2028)

  • Kelsey Kramer McGinnis

    Writer, musicologist. Writing on music, worship, and culture at Christianity Today. Working on a book about Christian wellness culture. Teaching courses on music history, theology, and social justice. Living quietly in the middle of Iowa.

  • Zachary Wagner

    Author, Men of Virtue (Brazos, 2026), Non-Toxic Masculinity (IVP, 2023); DPhil, New Testament, University of Oxford; husband to one; dad to three; Chicagoland native

  • Amy Lorraine Au

    Therapist, author, educator, movie aficionado and native Austinite now living in Denver, CO.

  • Pricelis Dominguez

    Author of 'False Peace’ and ‘Being a Sanctuary', founder of Full Collective, Creator of Sowers Summit, seminary graduate. Also - I'm a mom, wife, social worker, Bible teacher, and local pastor.

  • Joy McCullough

    Author of books for all ages. Resident playwright at Seattle Public Theater. Wife, mom, incandescent with rage. Seattle area. she/her

  • Sarah Stankorb

    Reporter, author and student of ethics, making sense of religion, politics, and gender. Author of DISOBEDIENT WOMEN and (forthcoming) DAMNED IF SHE DOES: Why Women Quit Church and What It Means for the Future of Religion. Rooting for democracy.

  • Juliet San Nicolas de Bradley
  • Helen Roy

    dancer, mother, hunter of sacred shades on eternal hills

  • Sarah Carter

    Just out here trying to articulate God stuff and get my steps in.

  • Sandra Glahn

    Author; journalist; seminary prof; multi-published author; most recent: Nobody's Mother: Artemis of the Ephesians in Antiquity and the NT; A Woman's Place Is in the Story: Seeing Women in the Biblical Narrative

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