Tag: Black Women in Leadership

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!

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

Ally Henny, WOC Youth Pastors/Ministers, Women of Color & Missions, Women of Color Leadership, Youth of Color

Intersectionality From The Perspective of a Black Female Unicorn

Voices of Color - Christians United (VOCCU)

"Oppression isn’t a competition, but it would be disingenuous to pretend that women of color and white women experience patriarchy and misogyny in the same ways." -Ally Henny

Abusive Churches & Gender Inequality, Academia & Gender Equality, Academia & Racial Justice, Allied Partnerships, Black Women & The Image of God, Church & Gender Inequality, Clergy Women of Color, Ethnic Equality, Ethnic Reconciliation, Evangelical Theological Society (ETS), Feminine Imagery & Language for God, Gender Equality for Women of Color, God, Women & Covenant, Rev. Tega Swann, Seminaries & Justice, Stereotyping & Women of Color, Women of Color Leadership, Women's Conferences & Equality

Dark & Lovely: Is God In It? A Reflection on the 2018 Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Schaff Lectures on Race, Gender and the Imago Dei

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"The Shunamite woman stands in the canon and reminds us of both the age-old struggle to suppress Black women and other women of color and the righteous resistance such women must put forth: dark am I, and lovely. Our blackness is not an apology. It is a declaration that we are made in God's image." -Rev. Tega Swann