| Description |
xxvii, 288 pages ; 22 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 283-288). |
| Summary |
In talking with women around the country, Jim Henderson has come to believe that there is an epidemic of quiet, even sad resignation among dedicated Christian women who are feeling overworked and undervalued in the church. As a result, many women are discouraged. Some, particularly young women, respond by leaving the organized church . . . or walking away from the faith altogether. Containing personal interviews with women and new research from George Barna, The Resignation of Eve is a field report on what women have to say about how they've been affected by their experiences within the church. It is crucially important because, across the board, the research shows that women are driving changes in the church . . . so what will happen if they resign? Inviting women to speak for themselves, The Resignation of Eve is a must-read, life-changing book for women who have been engaged in the Christian church as well as their pastors and ministry leaders.--cProvided by publisher. |
| Subject |
Ordination of women -- Protestant churches.
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Women in church work -- Protestant churches.
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| ISBN |
9781414337302 sc $14.99 |
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1414337302 sc |
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