Today we have the great pleasure of announcing our 2026 Nancy A. Hardesty Memorial Scholarship recipient, Elaine Ransom. Read about this wonderful musician and scholar on our website. https://t.co/9IKG07U63D
Anne Waters Green reviews "You First: A Love That Will Not Let Me Go," the new book by poet Karen Luke Jackson. "'You First' is a book by a woman who has lived a full and sometimes incongruous life."
https://t.co/V3QypSgQRM
As our heads swim with the constant reports of escalating violence, disruption, and resurgent colonialism initiated by our own government, Dr. Shirley Paulson has an observation to share based on an extracanonical text, the #GospelofTruth.
https://t.co/RAHwrbXjGr
The 2026 application window for CFT's Nancy A. Hardesty scholarship is now open. College seniors or graduate students majoring in religion or theology are eligible for this $1000 scholarship. #ScholarshipOpportunities
https://t.co/5tscuXPnIJ
"When people violate their own values, silence their convictions, or compromise their bodies and boundaries to be loved or accepted, they are betraying their God-given identity."
New post on CFT by Annette Harris-Callahan, MDiv.
https://t.co/0IiisxG4O2
Article by Elaine Radmer about Adult Clergy Sex Abuse (#ACSA), now on Christian Feminism Today. There's a good discussion of what #consent actually means and how it (never) works in situations with clergy and their congregants, employees, or volunteers.
https://t.co/xArLlEwKUP
We're so excited to introduce you to the twelfth Nancy A. Hardesty Memorial Scholarship recipient, Ashley Starr-Morris, a doctoral candidate at Claremont Graduate University, @CGUnews. Please take a minute to read about this excellent human!
https://t.co/zR2Ktetdd6
Read Kendra Weddle's review of Elisabeth Mehl Greene's book of poetry, Tobit Detours.
"Mehl Greene brings to Tobit her sharp eye and wit, her ability to find stones heretofore unturned, to journey into foreign lands and time..."
https://t.co/h1F8qqOHM4
CFT celebrates the life of @aldredgeclanton with an article about her life and work written by friend and collaborator @KendraWeddle. Read about this important Christian feminist writer, speaker, minister, and social justice advocate.
https://t.co/ntnBZsEPrU
There's a new Viewpoint post by @Diana_Ensign , "Protecting Our Sacred Earth."
"By joining together to protect our Sacred Earth, we will create a beautiful earthly garden not only for ourselves but also for future generations."
https://t.co/qR4rY1FEnC
New poem on Untold Volumes feminist theology poetry blog. Read "Vow of Silence" by MERKAT.
"I have less to say
and too many words
with which to say it. ..."
https://t.co/tW6QVhhGrR
Enjoy a wonderful conversation between poets Elisabeth Mehl Greene and Joann Renee Boswell (@SmooklesRenee). Learn about each of their new books, Tobit Detours and MetaVerse! New on Christian Feminism Today! #Poetry
https://t.co/UCLlxfNnY1
Our June 2024 Untold Volumes feminist theology poetry selection is live! Read "Go into All the World" by Andrea Penner.
She watches from her kitchen window
whenever the mesas hide themselves
behind a gray summer mantle,
its hem caught on the desert...
https://t.co/QLZSKTBSPv
We're excited to announce the 2024 Nancy A. Hardesty Memorial Scholarship recipient is Mallory Challis, a student at @WakeDiv !
Mallory is already doing some great work and it's our honor to be able to support her studies.
https://t.co/rarbHqlAcB
Enjoy "Land of Grace" by Jennifer Platt-Walter, the May 2024 featured poem on the feminist theology poetry blog on Christian Feminism Today.
This land is a Bible you can read
with every sense. Even when all the time
is washed from my days...
https://t.co/mCdcnBkyyO
CFT's @SpringerMoc and Le Isaac Weaver talk about feminism in evangelical culture with Amy Allebest on her #BreakingDownPatriarchy podcast.
https://t.co/lgATbQiOLN
A 2013 conversation between Letha Dawson Scanzoni and Jann Aldredge-Clanton? Cool! Letha and Jann discuss the path each of them took on their way to embracing and advocating for #EvangelicalFeminism. A 50th anniversary historical post.
https://t.co/fdJm7GyvEG
In "Nice Churchy Patriarchy" author @lizcoolj exposes how patriarchy and misogyny saturate even a church or seminary that considers itself essentially egalitarian.
Learn more about this great book by reading J. F. Alexander's review.
https://t.co/hvqUV1GEXA