Dani | Writes
Dani TreweekJust a female theologian thinking deeper about (some) things that matter. Mainly singleness, marriage, sex and most importantly Jesus. All writing here is free. Always.
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On (Not) Making Very Important Christian People
I drafted this post a number of months ago, but I didn’t publish it because, at the time, I didn’t have the energy to deal with the army of advocates and the flood of anonymous trolling that was sure to follow on social media. Honestly, I’m...
In the Meanwhile: August ‘26
I’m sneaking this one in on the last day of August, and also the last day of winter. (Yes, friends, it’s been winter down here in Australia. And yes, we count our seasons by months. June, July and August are winter. Spring begins on Septemb...
Saying "No" To Commercial Surrogacy
Last week, at the Anglican Church of Australia’s General Synod (i.e., the denomination’s national parliament that meets once every four years), I moved a motion titled ‘Say No to Commercial Surrogacy’. You’ll find the text of the motion its...
In the Meanwhile: July '26
While I try to post on here as regularly as I can, the reality is that I’m an “As-the-Mood-Strikes” kind of writer, rather than an “I-Have-A-Set-Writing-Timetable-That-I-WILL-Stick-to” one.
And that mood, well, it is usually prompted by s...
Picking a Path Through the Egalitarian Scorched Earth
In my past two posts (see here and here), I’ve been reflecting on some of the implications of the Southern Baptist Convention’s discussion about how/whether/if to legislate against female pastors. I’ve particularly lamented over how some co...
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Resourcing Christians and the church in relational and embodied theology | Executive Director of crossrelated.com | Author of 'Single Ever After' | BA, BDiv, PhD | Find me at danielletreweek.com
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