‘Modern Magnificat’ book shares struggles of Baptist women
Growing up Baptist, Jennifer Harris Dault says her calling into the ministry was clouded by comments and assumptions along the way that the pulpit was no place for women.
Growing up Baptist, Jennifer Harris Dault says her calling into the ministry was clouded by comments and assumptions along the way that the pulpit was no place for women.
Sometimes women struggle with understanding God's will regarding rearing a family and pursuing a career. But what about those women who face economic challenges. For many, choice is a luxury they can't afford.
Four women share how God directed them to either an egalitarian or complementarian view and how they live out their calling.
JACKSON -- Using scenes from his life and Luke 5:1-11, Vince Blubaugh reminded attendees at M-Counter, the Missouri Baptist Convention's combined meeting of Woman's Missionary Union and women's ministry, that "life is not about you" but about God's plan and how each believer fits into
Danielle Flintroy described her life as "a complete mess" before arriving at Christian Women's Job Corps. She is this year's recipient of the Sybil Bentley Dove Award, which is given annually to a current or former CWJC participant who advances herself through life
When volunteers from Memorial Baptist Church in Jefferson City traveled to Sierra Leone to minister, six additional women went along, as well -- in fabric, thread and spirit.
At 80-plus years old, Dorothy McCrossen of Overland Park, Kan., believes visiting missionaries and sharing their stories is her calling for as long as she is able. McCrossen has made four Mission Encounter trips with American Baptist women from across the United States -- the
TAMPA, Fla. (ABP) – Women are making slow but steady progress into ministry positions in Baptist churches, according to a report released June 22 by Baptist Women in Ministry.
(ABP) -- Any time the word “inerrancy” is mentioned with regard to the interpretation of Scripture, the subject of “woman’s place” is never far behind. Whenever women challenge the status quo, it takes only a moment for husbands and church leaders threatened by loss of