Tag: Reconstruction

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!

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

Academia & Gender Equality, Academia & Racial Justice, Black Women & The Image of God, Church & Gender Inequality, Ethnic Equality, Ethnic Reconciliation, Gender Equality for Women of Color, Gina Pollard, God, Women & Covenant, Race & Equity in America, Regina D. Pollard, VOCCU

Of God and the Women: African American Women in the Reconstruction

Voices of Color - Christians United (VOCCU)

"That a woman of color would speak to...people on matters of religion and doctrine was no small feat. That she would be as highly respected as she was is evidence that she was fulfilling the calling that compelled her" -Regina D. Pollard