Tag Archives: womens theology

I’m Com­ing to Denver!

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A busy month of May for me as we gear up for my daughter’s high school grad­u­a­tion. And not only that, but I’ll be fly­ing out to Den­ver this week for an Unla­dy­like Book event hosted by The Refuge, a faith com­mu­nity co-​​​​pastored by my friend, blog­ger and author Kathy Esco­bar.    Are you in the Den­ver area? I hope you can make it out. Know oth­ers who are? Pass this on to them. This is a free event and I promise you, it won’t be me just talk­ing, but will be a lively dis­cus­sion on the issue of women and … Keep read­ing …

Wom­ens’ The­ol­ogy Camp {a photo essay}

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Sev­eral times at one of my Women’s Lis­ten­ing Par­ties the­o­log­i­cal con­cepts have been brought up. I noticed that women hung on to the edge of their seats as they learned that the Bible is actu­ally brim­ming with the­o­log­i­cal mes­sag­ing that affirms a woman’s full per­son­hood. The Word of God appar­ently is not sex­ist after all! So a few months ago I began think­ing about pulling together a Wom­ens The­ol­ogy Camp, a con­cen­trated time together of women learn­ing about a the­ol­ogy for them­selves from other women.  My first one, hosted coin­ci­den­tally dur­ing a Super moon cycle on Sat­ur­day night, went way beyond … Keep read­ing …