Veiled Meanings: The Baker Dancer and the Character of Modesty
What she teaches us about 1 Timothy 2:9-10
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The vision of the Center for Women in Leadership is to see women flourish in their ministry calling. Our mission is to make biblical and theological scholarship accessible to women in the church and in the marketplace.
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Exciting Things To Come
Anticipating our new resources!
A Post-Easter Reflection: Were You There?
We Weren't, But Mary Magdalene Was
The Forgotten Moments in the Crucifixion
Jesus's Suffering and the Parable of a Woman in Labor
Seeing Mary Anew
Madonna in the Biblical Art
1 Peter and the Wife of Bath in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales
I study marriage in the NT period, typically engaging in the Pauline letters.
Tabitha's Threads of Love
“Just feel this wool fiber.
Celebrating a Successful Visual Museum Symposium and Women’s History Month
For our fourth annual Visual Museum of Women in Christianity Symposium, we gathered at Lanier Theological Library in Houston, Texas.
What must I do to be Saved?
Paul's answer to the jailer in Acts 16
A Woman (And Man) Of Noble Character: Ruth And Boaz In Jesus's Genealogy
It’s a popular practice to see the tale of Ruth, the foreign widow who pledged loyalty to her grieving mother-in-law, as a rags-to-riches romance.