Category: God, Women & Covenant

Advent, American Holidays, Becoming Like Christ, Economic Equality & WOC, Equality, Ethnic Equality, Ethnic Reconciliation, God, Women & Covenant, Intersectional Theology, Justice for People of Color, Kingdom Living, Mary, Mother of God, Mary, Mother of Jesus, Missions & Racial Equality, New Creation Women of Advent, New Testament Women of Advent, Old Testament Women of Advent, People of Color & Christmas, People of Color & Missions, Race & Equity in America, Racial & Gender Mutuality, Security & Gender Equality, The Holy Spirit & Equality, Voices of Our Children, Women , The Incarnation & Christmas, Women of Color & Missions, Women of Color in Advent, Youth of Color

Advent Is About How We Treat The Poor Among Us, Because… Yeshua Was Poor

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Wherever injustice thrives, there also will poverty. Because injustices pervade our world, the poor live among us all year long and not just at Christmas.

Church & Gender Inequality, Equal In Sexuality, Equality, Faith, Sexual Orientation & Equality, Gender Equality for Women of Color, God, Women & Covenant, Human Sexuality, Intersectional Theology, Jesus & Feminism, Jesus, Sexual Orientation & Equality, Kingdom Living, Marriage, Divorce & Equality, Mary, Mother of God, Mary, Mother of Jesus, Mutuality in Parenting, New Creation Women of Advent, New Testament Women of Advent, Old Testament Women of Advent, People of Color & Christmas, Rev. Tega Swann, Sex & Gender Equality, Stereotyping & Women of Color, The Gospel and Equality, The Holy Spirit & Equality, Women , The Incarnation & Christmas, Women of Color in Advent

If Yeshua’s Mother Was Not a Virgin, Would You Still Believe He Is God?: The Implications of Women’s Sexuality for the Christian Religion.

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What does it matter to Yeshua's claims to divinity that his mother was a pregnant virgin? What would it have mattered if he'd been birthed by a non-virgin woman? Would his divinity have been questioned, rejected or mattered less? If yes, then we are looking at a situation where salvation of humanity depends on women's sexuality.

Abusive Churches & Gender Inequality, Black Women & The Image of God, Church & Gender Inequality, Clergy Women of Color, Equality, Gender Equality for Women of Color, God, Women & Covenant, Justice for People of Color, New Creation Women of Advent, PTSD & Women of Color, Race & Equity in America, Rev. Tega Swann, Women of Color & Missions, Women of Color Leadership, Women's Health & Equality

Free To Become Like Children, Free To Love and Be Loved!

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I only noticed the presence of the chains by their absence...I feel like a child again and this is good!

Church & Gender Inequality, Clergy Women of Color, Colorism, Cultural Appropriation, Economic Equality & WOC, Equality, Faith, Sexual Orientation & Equality, Feminine Imagery & Language for God, Gender Equality for Women of Color, God, Women & Covenant, Human Sexuality, Indigenous People, Intersectional Theology, Justice for People of Color, Kingdom Living, Language & Equality, LGBTQ+ Theology, LGBTQIA+, Love & Respect, Marriage, Divorce & Equality, Mary, Mother of God, Mary, Mother of Jesus, Missions & Racial Equality, Mutuality Sunday, New Creation Women of Advent, New Testament Women of Advent, Old Testament Women of Advent, People of Color & Missions, Poetry, PTSD & Women of Color, PTSD for Women of Color, Queer Theology, Race & Equity in America, Racial & Gender Mutuality, Rev. Tega Swann, Security & Gender Equality, Sex & Gender Equality, Stereotyping & Women of Color, The Gospel and Equality, The Holy Spirit & Equality, Women , The Incarnation & Christmas, Women of Color & Missions, Women of Color Leadership, Women's Health & Equality, Youth of Color

Truth Doesn’t Always Win (A Poem)

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Where truth is told, oppression begins to cease.

Academia & Gender Equality, Academia & Racial Justice, Allied Partnerships, Becoming Like Christ, Church & Gender Inequality, Cultural Appropriation, Ethnic Equality, Ethnic Reconciliation, God, Women & Covenant, Indigenous People, Missions & Racial Equality, People of Color & Missions, Rev. Tega Swann, Seminaries & Justice, The Gospel and Equality, The Holy Spirit & Equality, Women of Color & Missions, Women of Color Leadership, Women's Conferences & Equality

Why You Should Stop Financing White People Mission ‘Trips’ to African Nations

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Voices of Color: Christians United provides multiple ways for connecting with Africans for the real mission of God: racial equality, equity, healing and reconciliation. I invite you to join one of our groups where you will find many opportunities to connect and partner directly with women of color in missions both in the US and in non-Western countries. Join our Voices of Color: Christian United (Group) and follow our page Voices of Color: Christian United and start to give your money for women of color equality!

Academia & Racial Justice, Advent, American Holidays, Becoming Like Christ, Church & Gender Inequality, Equality, God, Women & Covenant, Kingdom Living, Missions & Racial Equality, New Creation Women of Advent, New Testament Women of Advent, Old Testament Women of Advent, People of Color & Christmas, People of Color & Missions, Race & Equity in America, Racial & Gender Mutuality, Rev. April Emick Fiet, Security & Gender Equality, Seminaries & Justice, Stereotyping & Women of Color, The Holy Spirit & Equality, Women of Color Leadership

Advent Post: God In The Changing Heart

Voices of Color - Christians United (VOCCU)

"The most difficult part of making changes in our lives is that our communities do not always change with us. Our friends do not always change with us. Our family members do not always change with us." -Rev. April Emick Fiet

Black Women & The Image of God, Church & Gender Inequality, Economic Equality & WOC, Egalitarian Men of Color, Equality, Eve in Redemption's Story, Feminine Imagery & Language for God, Gender Equality for Women of Color, God, Women & Covenant, Human Sexuality, Marriage, Divorce & Equality, Rev. Tega Swann, Security & Gender Equality, Stereotyping & Women of Color, The Gospel and Equality

Man or Husband Does Not Mean or Translate as Protector, Provider, Defender, Etc..

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Nowhere in the Scriptures is there mention of this term being translated to mean 'provider,' 'defender,' or 'protector.' Instead, what we see in Scripture is that people who are in covenant of commitment to one another deliberately practice and model these concepts regardless of their gender. -Oghene'tega Swann

Black Women & The Image of God, Clergy Women of Color, Equality, Gender Equality for Women of Color, God, Women & Covenant, Rev. Tega Swann, Security & Gender Equality, Stereotyping & Women of Color, Women of Color Leadership

Does Leadership De-Womanize Women?

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"Women cooked
And cleaned up after husbands and after children
But Elizabeth didn't
So she wasn't woman enough"
-Rev. Oghene'tega Swann

Black Women & The Image of God, Egalitarian Men of Color, Gender Equality for Women of Color, God, Women & Covenant, Men of Color Voices, Mutuality Sunday, Rev. Tega Swann, VOCCU

Allied Partnerships: Men of Color, Be Your Sisters’ Keepers

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"One of the ways that people of color communities have yet to do right by women of color, is having men of color stand with women of color in the gender equality conversation." -Rev. Oghene'tega Swann

Black Women & The Image of God, Clergy Women of Color, Economic Equality & WOC, Ethnic Equality, Feminine Imagery & Language for God, Gender Equality for Women of Color, God, Women & Covenant, Justice for People of Color, Missions & Racial Equality, Onleilove Alston, Prophetic Whirlwind, PTSD & Women of Color, Race & Equity in America, Racial & Gender Mutuality, Security & Gender Equality, Stereotyping & Women of Color, The Gospel and Equality, The Holy Spirit & Equality, VOCCU, Women of Color & Missions, Women of Color Leadership, Youth of Color

When Our Skin Is Our Sin

Voices of Color - Christians United (VOCCU)

"As the black community grapples with the effects of incarceration on generations of black men, we now have to grapple with the incarceration of black women and the fact that colorism and the disdain for blackness is a contributing factor to who enters prison and how long they stay there." -Onlielove Alston