Tag: women
The future of Adventist women in ministry is looking very promising.
A distinctly feminine look at the Seventh-day Adventist Church's origin story in Australia.
Dr Norman Young unpacks the two words that have influenced our laws, shaped our attitudes, excused terrible abuse on countless wives and condemned the apostle Paul as a woman-hater.
When it comes to beauty, the world and the Word of God have very different views.
When a dormitory of students becomes a sisterhood in Christ.
The role of women in the Protestant Reformation has often been ignored or treated as little more than a footnote in history. Yet many women, emboldened by the concept of a priesthood of all believers, moved beyond the roles assigned by society at large to support the Reformation and did so at great risk to themselves.
Seven non-Adventists answered an appeal at the first retreat for Spanish Adventist women in Australia.
"You might think this a book about women, for women. You would be wrong. It’s a book for anyone who has an interest in Bible characters."
The inaugural Conference challenged women to not only identify but claim their roles as leaders in church and in community.
