Books In Review: The Bible’s imprints on US politics are noticeably masculine Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza wants us to reform our collective subconscious. by Zen Hess June 8, 2022
Books In Review: Giving women a voice at the seder table Poet and liturgist Marcia Falk attempts to correct the gender bias of the traditional Passover Haggadah. by Mordechai Beck April 14, 2022
Interview A new lectionary that centers women “If the gospel isn’t good news to the women in the passage, is it still good news?” Grace Ji-Sun Kim interviews Wil Gafney February 15, 2022
Books In Review: A psychological thriller about four Israeli women and their biblical role models Sarah Blau’s protagonists are childless by choice. Herein lies the danger. by Beth Kissileff June 30, 2021
Books In Review: Sue Monk Kidd imagines Jesus with a strong-willed wife The Book of Longings offers a rare glimpse into the interior lives of women in the biblical world. by Kaethe Schwehn July 29, 2020
Books In Review: A Jewish and Christian commentary on Luke’s gospel Amy-Jill Levine and Ben Witherington’s dialogue is most illuminating when the co-authors disagree. by Greg Carey October 19, 2018
Books Take & read: New books in Old Testament Does biblical scholarship still matter for the life of faith? selected by Jacqueline Lapsley May 16, 2018
Cover to Cover The unadorned self, living forward, and a great lake of beer What I found when I looked up today’s date in four daily devotional books by Elizabeth Palmer February 1, 2018
Cover to Cover In Review: Tales of fierce women Telling stories of resistance is itself an act of resistance. by Elizabeth Palmer May 5, 2017
Books In Review: she: robed and wordless, by Lou Ella Hickman This slim volume of poetry gives voice to the women of the Bible, named and unnamed. By %1 June 28, 2016
Books In Review: Wrestling with Paul Frances Taylor Gench doesn't ignore difficult texts about women; she wrestles with them. That's because she is committed to the Bible as scripture. by Alexandra Brown November 12, 2015
Books In Review: Social and Economic Life in Second Temple Judea, by Samuel L. Adams Samuel Adams's book is important on two counts: he focuses on the once-neglected period of the Second Temple, and he asks economic questions rather than theological-spiritual ones. reviewed by Walter Brueggemann March 22, 2015
News Catholic group says women are 'invisible' in lectionary texts: An appeal to Pope Benedict XVI September 23, 2008