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The Women’s Alliance for Theology, Ethics, and Ritual (WATER) congratulates Staff Associate, Elizabeth Hardt for receiving the price for best undergraduate paper at the Southeastern Commission for the Study of Religion (SECSOR) this past weekend in Atlanta, GA, as part of the Regional Meeting of the America Academy of Religion. Elizabeth’s paper, entitled “‘ISIS […]
by Mary E. Hunt from Feminist Studies in Religion Lest anyone think that LGBTIQ rights were accomplished when the Supreme Court ruled in favor of marriage equality, I beg to differ. Read Lynn Sherr’s marvelous biography Sally Ride: American’s First Woman in Space for a reality check. This is a marvelously written, highly informative, and deeply […]
We continue our monthly ritual series to raise up wise women. According to Celtic spirituality, women’s power was most manifest in Brigit of Ireland−goddess, saint, and threshold figure. She bridged the worlds between rich and poor, pagan and Christian, slave and free.
Notes from our February WATERtalk with Mormon feminist Joanna Brooks
Join us for a conversation with Carol J. Adams about “Witnessing Against Violence: 25 Years After The Sexual Politics of Meat,” March 9 at 1pm
Join us Monday, March 7, for Meditation/Contemplative Prayer with Mary E. Hunt: “Seeing What Is”
Join us at WATER or by phone for our February Meditation/Contemplative Prayer session led by Phoebe Knopf: “Welcome to Brigit’s Forge!”
by Mary E. Hunt | Religion Dispatches, 1 February 2016
Our February 10 WATERtalk will feature leading voice in Mormon feminism Joanna Brooks on “Mormon Feminism: The Forty Years We Celebrate, The Forty Years Ahead”
We continue our monthly ritual series to raise up wise women by reflecting on Sojourner Truth. She was a Spirit-led activist for abolition, women’s rights, and non-violence, and she continues to inspire us today. Share with a close-knit or newly formed group. Or enjoy on your own.
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