a series of short personal essays on a range of topics from Walker’s Buddhist and womanist perspectives

features Canadian Muslim women activists describing how they live out their spirituality through work, reinterpreting sacred texts, fighting for women’s political equality, and working globally on behalf of peace

explores questions of theology and identity through an exploration of Ahmed’s own life story. Ahmed’s work illustrates the power and insights of using personal experiences and historical analysis as methods in understanding the practice of religion

a memoir that focuses on the consequences and power of bringing together faith and gender equality for religious women

provides a model of feminist spirituality based on Chittister’s life and experience

identifies ways to encourage women’s political activism, based on the personal and external factors that hold them back

includes novels about Sarah, Zipporah and Lilah

explores the history of American Catholic feminism from the 1960s through the early 1980s.

explores the history of women’s leadership, including the religious values that many women activists historically brought to American public life and reform, and argues that women can bring a new vision for building democracy in this country

provides readings and questions designed to inspire group discussion in congregations, reading groups and other settings about Christianity and issues of gender justice