The Migration of Baptist Women to Other Denominations
(Thanks to Bruce Prescott at Mainstream Baptist for the link.)
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1 comment:
Interesting! You know, I left the Baptist church before making the decision to pursue the call that I first felt while growing up in Boulevard's youth group. I am glad, because it makes my departure seem less controversial or political, to me anyway. It still makes me sad, though, to know that only a handful of Baptist churches would welcome me as an ordained woman. I thank God that the church that nurtured us is one of them!
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