I have to credit Mary Magdalene with my first gentle nudge into feminist interpretation of Scripture. I went to parochial school, and from Kindergarten through the eighth grade, religion classes
As we wake up to news that extremists have killed and injured dozens of people in Paris, France, I’ve seen a million memes urging us to “pray for Paris.” It
“I feel like I can’t do this. I am an ‘A’ student who is only getting a ‘C’ in life. I should not have had kids. I can’t have it
The Churched Feminist is proud to endorse a call for clergy to preach this Sunday about Black girls in light of recent events. If I were preaching this Sunday, I
One Voice: before we place any request before you O God, we thank you for everything. All Voices: We give thanks to you Lord. One Voice: For every African mother
Social media has been ablaze this week with the story of a young woman who presented her father with a certificate of purity on her wedding day. Yes, you read
The encounter of Jesus with the Syrophoenician (or Canaanite) woman in Mark 7: 24-30 is an opportunity to see Jesus wrestle with his humanity and his purpose. He is tired.
Since dismantling patriarchy is one of my approaches to reading the Scriptures, I thought it best to talk a bit about what it is and why I position myself against
Thanks for stopping by The Churched Feminist! I suppose you may be wondering what a highly charged term like “feminist” has to do with “being churched.” While I was studying
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