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Women in Missions Leadership Walk a Tightrope | Praising God Saves Me In My Pain | The First Mexican Protestant: CT Connection Caixa de entrada x Christianity Today Connection Cancelar inscrição qua, 20 de fev 13:07 (Há 4 dias)  para eu inglês português     Traduzir mensagem Desativar para: inglês Praising God Saves Me In My Pain | View online GIVE NOW Advertisement HOME OUR LATEST SUBSCRIBE Wednesday, February 20, 2019   Women in Missions Leadership Walk a Tightrope Researcher Mary Lederleitner explores the confusions and frustrations they face. Interview by Amy Peterson What distinctive gifts do women have for the global church? Is the church helping or hindering women leaders? In Women in God’s Mission: Accepting the Invitation to Serve and Lead, missions researcher Mary Lederleitner describes both the particular obstacles women leaders face and the unique blessings they offer the body of Christ. Drawing upon two decades of personal experience and interviews with more than 90 women serving in roughly 30 different countries, Lederleitner outlines an emerging ... CONTINUE READING   WOMEN Praising God Saves Me In My Pain In the face of illness, death, and disability, Lamentations gives me a script for how to suffer. Aubrey Sampson READ MORE   SPONSORED BY In Pilgrim's Progress, Christian's Journey is Brutal, Just Like Yours A 300-year old masterwork says more to the modern Christian than you think.   BOOK REVIEW Making America Hospitable for Religious Outsiders Muslims (and other minorities) shouldn’t have to elevate national ideals above faith commitments before gaining a seat at the table of citizenship. Matthew Kaemingk READ MORE   CHRISTIAN HISTORY The First Mexican Protestant Loved the Bible How Ambrosio Gonzales encountered the Word of God and blazed the trail for future Latino converts. Eric Rivera READ MORE   WOMEN Go Ahead. Love That Rom Com. 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