Exactly. I'm trying to write a book on what an advocacy in the church ministry would look like and I can't get past these presuppositions. I do know a woman in the OPC who started a 501c3 for advocacy. Send me an email and I'll connect you (annmaree@helpherresources.com)
I am just discovering you and really appreciating your writing here. I and some other women have been trying to start an abuse advocacy group in the OPC and I am starting to be overwhelmed by this sense that we will never be treated as anything more than sweet children who need to be humored from time to time. It’s devastating.
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Exactly. I'm trying to write a book on what an advocacy in the church ministry would look like and I can't get past these presuppositions. I do know a woman in the OPC who started a 501c3 for advocacy. Send me an email and I'll connect you (annmaree@helpherresources.com)
Thank you. Sadly (as you know) it is. Women in complementarian churches need to know what they don’t know.
I am just discovering you and really appreciating your writing here. I and some other women have been trying to start an abuse advocacy group in the OPC and I am starting to be overwhelmed by this sense that we will never be treated as anything more than sweet children who need to be humored from time to time. It’s devastating.
This is a great series so far, and so needed… looking forward to more!