Growing up in The Salvation Army, I deeply appreciated how our denomination was built on a theology and practice that affirms the right of both female and male officers to fulfil the same or similar leadership roles. This inclusive vision shaped my understanding of ministry. However, as I’ve grown and engaged more deeply with the lived

I grew up in the Middle East, where patriarchy was not only common, but deeply integrated into church and society. Men ruled, women followed and no one argued. As a child, I didn’t think much of it: it was just the way things were. But, as I grew older and started to study Scripture for myself, I saw something else, something new, something that

How do we ensure the certainty of “all voices heard and engaged”? In striving for gender equity, one important marker of progress has become equitable representation of women and men on decision-making committees. Who can forget the buzz that ensued when Justin Trudeau famously formed the first gender-balanced cabinet in November of 2015? The

An update on the work of the first-ever advocate for gender equity in the Canada and Bermuda Territory.

The power imbalance of man over woman is a result of the Fall and is a distortion of God’s divine will and original design for humankind.

In keeping with International Women’s Day, held each year on March 8 to celebrate the achievements of women and mark a call to action for accelerating women’s equality, here are some of the exciting things happening in the Zambia Territory.

Working group moving the gender equity agenda forward in The Salvation Army.

Will God give us more leaders if we are failing to manage, use and deploy those we have?