Kristen Padilla: What the Church Is Missing When It Comes to Women in Ministry

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“I would encourage churches to really wrestle with, write down, articulate a theological vision for both ministers and ministry and women—and make it clear. I think a lot of churches that I’ve encountered just haven’t done that…when the church does not communicate clearly what it believes, it can actually be hurtful for women.”

“I’m always happy to talk to church leaders. We want to serve men and women through the center. And I’m happy to be a consultant and talk through some of these things one on one if needed.”

Mentioned in the Show

1 Corinthians
Micah
1 Timothy 2

Hannah’s Song
The Magnificat

The Center for Women in Ministry at Beeson Divinity School
Now That I’m Called: A Guide for Women Discerning a Call to Ministry” by Kristen Padilla

Check out Kristen’s website
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Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation” by Kristin Kobes Du Mez
Kristen Padilla: Discerning Your Call
Two Views on Women in Ministry,” James R. Beck, general editor, Stanley N. Gundry, series editor

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