I want to hear more of your thoughts on the second shift and mental load. And I’m fascinated by the conversation about #tradwives. HTSM and YCMTPB are a great pairing for sure.
No books to share, only an echo of a desire to talk about - and hear you talk about - gender equality in the church and the realities that keep that from happening, even in egalitarian spaces.
This might be tricky, but I’d love to eventually hear about your experience (and others!) as a female pastor and how you’ve, consciously or subconsciously, had to adapt or accommodate to the religious and cultural systems you’re a part of and how that’s impacted your ministry, marriage, and family life.
“In the idea I maintain that when I see people talk about how men and women are different, I want less reference to power and authority and more conversation about our embodiment and our cultural structures.”
Variations of this thought have been floating around my mind for awhile and I’m looking forward to reading more of your thoughts on it!
I want to hear more of your thoughts on the second shift and mental load. And I’m fascinated by the conversation about #tradwives. HTSM and YCMTPB are a great pairing for sure.
No books to share, only an echo of a desire to talk about - and hear you talk about - gender equality in the church and the realities that keep that from happening, even in egalitarian spaces.
This might be tricky, but I’d love to eventually hear about your experience (and others!) as a female pastor and how you’ve, consciously or subconsciously, had to adapt or accommodate to the religious and cultural systems you’re a part of and how that’s impacted your ministry, marriage, and family life.
“In the idea I maintain that when I see people talk about how men and women are different, I want less reference to power and authority and more conversation about our embodiment and our cultural structures.”
Variations of this thought have been floating around my mind for awhile and I’m looking forward to reading more of your thoughts on it!