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Mentioned in 12 episodes
Becoming a Pastor's Wife
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Mentioned by
Mentioned in 12 episodes
Mentioned by 
Skye Jethani as a book explaining how views of women in ministry have shifted and how the modern church has defined the role of the pastor's wife.
Skye Jethani as a book explaining how views of women in ministry have shifted and how the modern church has defined the role of the pastor's wife.
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668: Pope Donald, Human Flourishing, & the Pastor’s Wife with Beth Allison Barr
Mentioned by Savannah Locke as a book exploring the history of the pastor's wife role in church history.
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[ATBW] Episode 4 - People Who Have Consensual Affairs Don't End Up With PTSD
Mentioned in the episode introduction, setting the historical context for the discussion of women's roles in the Southern Baptist Convention.
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[ATBW] Episode 1 - George Orwell Warned Us About 1984
Mentioned by Savannah Locke in the podcast advertisement as a book exploring the history of the pastor's wife role.
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[ATBW] Episode 2 - The Invisible Woman
Recommended by Sheila Rae Gregoire , highlighting its importance in showing how the exclusion of women from ministry is a modern invention.
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Episode 278: Why Don't Evangelical Women Want to Marry Evangelical Men?
Mentioned in the episode introduction, setting the historical context for the discussion on women's roles in the Southern Baptist Convention.
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Episode 1 - George Orwell Warned Us About 1984
Mentioned by Sheila Rae Gregoire and Rebecca Lindenbach multiple times throughout the podcast, highlighting its challenge to traditional gender roles in ministry.
Episode 276: Is Reading Romance Novels for Women the Same as Watching Porn?
Mentioned by Brian Lee as a resource about patriarchy and how it has embedded itself in Christian culture today.
052: Office Hours with Brian Lee
Mentioned by Savannah Locke as a book exploring the history of the pastor's wife role in church history.
Episode 4 - People Who Have Consensual Affairs Don't End Up With PTSD
Mentioned in the podcast advertisement as a book exploring the history of the pastor's wife role.
Episode 2 - The Invisible Woman
