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journey as an egalitarian to share with the CBE community. I was delighted to do so, and my brief story went “live” with this week’s CBE newsletter, together with a few comments on why I think the work of CBE is so important. I wanted to share it here, though in a slightly longer form. Along the way, I recommend a couple of related books.

I remember well the turning point in my thinking about the status and role of women among God’s people. In the summer after my first year in seminary, I was a coleader of a youth camp. The other coleader was, like me, a male. The speaker was a male. The worship leader was a male. And, without anyone insisting that this is the way things ought to be, several males gathered that evening to pray for the (male-led) service and, especially, for the (male) speaker.