“Project Deborah” is an initiative of the Commission on Biblical Gender Equality, encouraging pastoral leaders to identify and encourage women in their ministry contexts with leadership gifts. Download this brochure or visit the Project Deborah webpage to learn more.
Balcony Women was compiled by the Women’s History Commission of the Department of Women Ministries and was released at Triennial XIII. It highlights over sixty brief stories of women who have encouraged and inspired the “ordinary” and extraordinary women of the Covenant.
This collection of articles is a continuation of the dialogue on women in ministry in the Covenant.
This book presents stories of 22 Covenant women who were “forces for change” in the denomination from pioneers of the 1800s to women who are still alive today.
This study takes people on a personal journey of learning where their own view of women in ministry came from, understanding principles of interpreting scripture, and then a careful examining of many relevant passages.
This pamphlet reaffirms the biblical basis for the full participation of women in the ministries of the church.
This study approaches the issue of women in ministry with a wide-angle lens instead of with a laser-focused on particular passages of scripture, though it is certainly biblically solid.
This eight-page paper was written ten years after the Evangelical Covenant Church voted to ordain women (in 1976), in order to put the arguments on paper.
this study examines the biblical support to make a case for the full participation of women in every aspect of ministry.
