Resources

“We’ve already done that,” people often say when I mention that I’m working on equity for clergywomen. “We’ve been ordaining women for decades, and women almost equal the number of men enrolled in seminaries and theology schools.” Although it is true that many denominations have been ordaining women since the 1950s and 60s and that […]

Marg Herder, Director of Public Information for EEWC-Christian Feminism Today, is a writer, musician, photographer, and sound artist interested in the exploration of the intersection between incarnation and Divinity. She is the author of Christian Feminism Today’s “Where She Is” blog (http://www.eewc.com/wheresheis/) and a blog on her website:  http://www.margherder.com/ Marg’s guest article, “The Objectification of […]

Rev. Dr. Isabel Docampo, Professor of Supervised Ministry at Perkins School of Theology in Dallas, Texas, has for many years worked for economic justice and other social justice causes. She co-chairs the Dallas Workers’ Rights Board and serves with North Texas Jobs with Justice and the Workers’ Defense Project. She is also active in the […]

Rev. Dr. Eileen R. Campbell-Reed has worked for nearly two decades at the intersections of ministry, theological education, and spiritual practice. Currently, she is Co-Director of the Learning Pastoral Imagination Project and Visiting Instructor of Congregational and Community Care at Luther Seminary. She also serves as Co-Editor of The Journal of Pastoral Theology and as […]

        Last week in a post on her blog “feminismxianity” on “Patheos,” Dr. Caryn Riswold connected the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the March on Washington with the hymn video,” O Spirit of Power” that I posted on my blog. She draws the title for her blogpost from one of the lines in […]