Knowing What we talk about when we talk about Ophelia Reviving Ophelia Paintings mentioned: Hughes (1865), Waterhouse (first version 1885), Millais (1852) Reading Ophelia by Lisa Klein Film dir. Claire McCarthy Shakespeare’s Hamlet in an[…]
Like many people of faith all over the world, we at the Christian Feminist Podcast were saddened when author and speaker Rachel Held Evans’ standard hospital stay turned into a medically induced coma, and overwhelmed[…]
This episode is sponsored by the NRSV Comfort Print Bible, from Zondervan. Knowing A short biography, with excerpts from Encyclopedia Brittanica Online Our experiences with Dickinson”s work Reading “Because I could not stop for Death“[…]
Stream or download this episode In our current political moment, much of the broader secular world uses the word “Evangelical” as a shortcut to encompass a number of other identifiers–white, probably at least middle-class, Republican,[…]
Our listeners voted in a Facebook poll and picked the categories covered here. Thanks to everyone who participated! Historical Christian Feminists Victoria: St. Teresa of Avila and Flannery O’Connor Christina: Julian of Norwich and Angelina[…]
Knowing Glaspell’s background and the Provincetown Players Teaching the play Reading Naming and identity The importance of separate gendered knowledge We are our [sister’s] keeper: the church’s responsibility to notice Passing On A Doll’s House[…]
Reading Waking Up White, and Finding Myself in the Race Story by Debby Irving Is Black Lives Matter the New Civil Rights Movement by Mika Edmondson Passing On How White Christians Can Stand in[…]
Stream or download this episode When I was a teenager listening to Christian music in the late 90s, I was always disappointed in how flat the mass-marketed Christian albums felt, as if to be Christian[…]
In this episode, Christina and Carla interview Christian Feminist therapist Dr. Helen LaKelly Hunt. We don’t have a detailed outline because this episode is a bit different than our usual format, but be sure to[…]
Knowing A short bio of Kathleen Norris Reading Quotidian Mysteries How we learned about the book Our favorite passages What the book has to say to Christian Feminists What the church needs to hear from[…]