by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Christian Feminist, Deconstructing Faith, Women in Leadership
la·ment /ləˈment/ noun a passionate expression of grief or sorrow. My soul longs for a world where all genders fight our common enemies instead of fighting each other to be seen as equals. My heart’s greatest desire is that all babies lay down with full...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Christian Feminist
You’ve probably been taught Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, Bathsheba, and Mary are in Jesus’ family tree. (Technically Bathsheba is only listed as Uriah’s wife, but we still count that as a naming in patriarchal biblical texts that often COMPLETELY left women out of...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Christian Feminist, Deconstructing Faith
In the last few years, we have seen a significant ramp-up of hateful rhetoric pointed straight at strong women. We’ve been called emotional, irrational, and uninformed for speaking against patriarchal and toxic systems. Every feminist knows that this isn’t a new...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Leadership, The Best You
I don’t know a single Christian woman who isn’t tired right now. I’ll be honest, I’m writing this post before the election results are final because no matter who ends up in the White House next spring… This election has changed us. The cost of...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Christian Feminist, Women in Leadership
We recently had a fantastic conversation in the Christian Women Who Lead group about whether or not we call ourselves feminists. As you might imagine, a group of 7000 women on 6 continents had diverse opinions, concerns, and beliefs. Some embrace feminism, while some...
