New media and new movements—many of which are led by a new generation of women on the front lines—bolster Dr. Cheryl Townsend Gilkes’ assertion that ‘if it wasn’t for the women, you wouldn’t have a church!'” This week, Jamye Wooton (@KineticsLive) argues that “those of us who are committed to justice and fairness in the church and the wider world must remember those critical words—and not only during Women’s History Month. We must continually fight for equality for our mothers, wives, sisters, daughters, and women colleagues and friends, so that they are able to be everything that the most high God has called them to be.”
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