Reflections on Gender Equality Posted: Sep 14, 2009 by Stephanie Malcolm I have been reflecting a lot lately on what my "theology" of marriage is, and that has led me to thinking in general on equality between the genders. I feel like I am stuck in between two camps. The dominant views I've heard seem to depict men as the ultimate authority in everything or try to make it appear as though women are the only people capable of accomplishing anything.  Read the full article…

Submission—A Dirty Word? Posted: Jul 14, 2009 by Hilary Barnett In this post-feminist society, many ladies grew up hearing the “I am woman, hear me roar” mantra repeated to us. I must admit, when my husband and I were married seven years ago, the thought of submitting to him was the furthest thing from my mind.  Read the full article…

Equally Yet Uneasily Yoked Posted: Jul 14, 2009 by Michael Lizarraga It’s the opening song, and while you and the Latino congregation chant “Onward Christian Soldiers” in Spanish, the back doors suddenly open. You proudly whisper to your friends that your “surprise guest”—your girlfriend—has arrived. But as you leave your seat and escort the rather exquisite figure to your row, sounds of dropped communion trays and a gust of silence envelope the atmosphere.  Read the full article…