Tag Archives: gender
Wednesday’s Tumbleweed – 02/06/13
Last week I started a weekly post that I hope to be able to do most weeks. It’s a link party, really. It’s link to articles, pictures, or videos that have caught my eye during the past week. It’s my way of spreading ideas and beauty that I have found. Some of the things I’ve […]
YBW: Team Writing Recap
Back in October, I had the privilege to be part of the Launch Team for Rachel Held Evan’s latest book, Year of Biblical Womanhood: How a Liberated Woman Found Herself Sitting on Her Roof, Covering Her Head, and Calling Her Husband Master. It was an honor and a lot of fun. I wrote a book review […]
Wednesday’s Tumbleweed
I often get asked where I get all the things I read. Or asked when do I read. I should confess that my house isn’t as organized as it should be and I’ve been known to let the dishes sit in the sink or have to rewash a load of clothes because I got to […]
Group Project: Year of Biblical Womanhood Continues
I hope you have been able to check out the Group Project on Year of Biblical Womanhood happening over at Soul Munchies. In case you’ve missed a few or all of them, here is what we’ve been talking about. An Introduction by Crystal Gentleness by me Defiant Domesticity by Amy Obedience by Rachel Valor by […]
What Women Want
This past week author, blogger, and speaker, Donald Miller, wrote a post essentially asking the age old question of “What do women want?“ As Miller points out when he begins his article, the response to questions such as these, ones that deal with gender, ”is deafening.” And to be sure Miller has received quite a varied […]
The Year of Biblical Womanhood, a Review
I found Rachel Held Evans (blogger, author, speaker) after reading her first book, Evolving in Monkey Town. I devoured the book, not because I agreed with everything she wrote, but because I found a common spirit. I wasn’t alone. Her approach to God, her faith, was from the perspective of doubt and questions versus belief […]
Vaginas … and all that comes with them
Recently a writer and blogger, Rachel Held Evans, shared frustration over having to edit out a few words in her upcoming book, A Year of Biblical Womanhood. Rachel Evans, having already published one book, knows that editing is part of the process of publishing. Of course, it’s hard to see certain words, sentences … even entire […]
Rosen vs. Romney: It’s not about that; it’s about the gray
So there’s been a lot of buzz on the TV, on the internet, over a mocha lattes regarding Hilary Rosen’s comments on Ann Romney. I have to admit, that before the whole media blitz, I didn’t know who Hilary Rosen was and I had to look up Ann Romney’s first name so I could refer […]
Digging Deep; Planting Trees
For the last several months there has been a lot of talk about men and women in the church. Mostly on the Internet, but there have been sermons preached and books released all seeming to have the answers. Answers to questions such as: Is a woman’s place primarily in the home, raising children and supporting […]
