Women

Motherhood, Untimely Born

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Natural motherhood is a blessing, but spiritual motherhood is also a source of joy and cause for praise. Read more

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The Kermit Gosnell Case: America on Trial

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Dr. Kermit Gosnell, the former operator of the Women’s Medical Society, is currently on trial for the deaths of four infants and a woman. What does his trial reveal about who we are as a country? Read more

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Sisters and Citizens, Part 3: Called to Contend

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To continue her series and observe Women’s History Month, Chandra White-Cummings interviews women who are modern day contenders for the Christian faith. Read more

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Scandal: What to Do With Our Power

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ABC’s hit TV series Scandal raises the question: how will we manage the opportunities and influence that God has given us? Read more

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Sisters and Citizens, Part 2: Open Letter to Black Christian Women

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In part two of Sisters and Citizens, Chandra White-Cummings writes an open letter to black Christian women, making the case for bible-centered cultural renewal. Read more

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Betty and Coretta: An Untold Story of Friendship and Activism

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Lifetime’s original movie highlights their activism and explores the untold story of friendship between the two widows of famous civil rights leaders. Read more

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An Open Letter to Lena Dunham

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A thirtysomething fan counsels the HBO showrunner on how to make the most of her privileged platform. Read more

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The Brazen, Beautiful Humanity of Malala Yousafzai

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The Pakistani teen activist was ambushed and nearly killed by Taliban terrorists because of her stand for education and civil rights for girls and women. Her courage has inspired a new movement for justice. Read more

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Pink Ribbon Warriors

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Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among African American women — and their most common cause of cancer death. Here are tips for reducing your risk and winning the fight. Read more

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Undecided Voters Get a Voice in 2nd Debate

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Undecided voters will have the opportunity to press the candidates on domestic policy tonight, but will they get the answers they need in a tight race? Read more

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