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Sexuality and the Sacred

September 29, 2020

Reporting about Teaching “Bible and Sexuality” at Goshen College, 1980-1996 Chapter appears in Decades of Feminist Writing, DYN self-published, 2020 The title of this article repeats the title of a fine book edited by James B. Nelson and Sandra P. Longfellow. Not available as a book until the final semesters that I taught the elective […]

How Feminists Work with Biblical Texts

A Few Beginning Observations/Suggestions Initially prepared for MCUSA (Mennonite Church US) Women in Leadership Committee – June 2012 (Possible ideas for a working committee so not fully prepared for publishing.) Although women around Elizabeth Cady Stanton (late 1800s, The Woman’s Bible) and scholars of the 1920s like Katherine C. Bushnell (God’s Word to Women) and […]

Women in Pulpit Ministry, 19th Century U.S.

September 10, 2020

Paper initially written for Dr. Suzanne Hiatt, Episcopal Divinity School Chapter appears in Decades of Feminist Writing, DYN self-published, 2020 This essay draws from research in multiple libraries: Radcliffe University‘s fine Schlesinger (History of Women in America), Harvard Divinity School (early periodicals and Unitarian archival materials), Congregational (denomination focused, Beacon Street, Boston), Harvard’s main Widener […]

The Woman’s Bible: 75 Years Before and After

Paper initially written for seminary “Women in Church and Society,” Prof. John Howard Yoder Chapter appeared in Decades of Feminist Writing, DYN self-published, 2020 I was one of few Mennonite women who, as early as 1973, did research into” The Woman’s Bible written and compiled by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and her Revising Committee. Access to […]

Medieval Women Religious: Some Sketches 

Paper initially written for Medieval Christian Thought Seminary Course – Prof. John S. Oyer – Dec. 1979 Chapter appears in Decades of Feminist Writing, DYN self-published, 2020 As is true with interpretation of scripture, all recording of history includes bias. A historian’s orientation enters through the material selected to report on, how it in turn […]