by Australian Christian women. Since September 2015

It stands, as it did in 2012, as an under-resourced and outdated inquiry into various passages of the New Testament featuring women.

We women often complain about the absence of our stories in our country's history, especially in the history of the church. The truth is...

Jo Saxton’s newest book ‘The Dream of You’ is released this week and I was very thankful to be given an advanced copy to read and reflect...

PART ONE: EMBOLDENED WOMEN I thought Emboldened was going to be a battle cry, but it was more like a warm hug. I expected more to be...

A review of Lisa Sharon Harper’s ‘The Very Good Gospel’ In 2004, as I sat with a young woman who shared with me her story of being abuse...

The terms ‘page turner’, ‘un put downable’ and ‘doctrine of the Trinity’ would not often be found in the same sentence, but they are...

I thought ‘Black and White Bible, Black and Blue Wife’ was a memoir of the abuse Ruth Tucker endured at the hands of her ex-husband, and...

I’ve sat down to write this review a number of times but have found myself struggling to find words. So much of my story is this story...

Sheila Walsh spoke this year at the Colour Sisterhood conference at Hillsong, Sydney and I have been keen to sit in a room with her...

I'm a teeny bit excited about the delivery from the post man this morning - my copy of Lorien Atwood's "Meditations." Not only is it a...