Elizabeth Gerhardt
Biography
Elizabeth Gerhardt earned a ThD at Boston University. Gerhardt has served as professor of theology and social ethics at Northeastern Seminary in Rochester, New York, and as adjunct professor in the department of religion and humanities at Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester. Gerhardt wrote The Cross and Gendercide (2014).
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Theology
“Representing Christ provides both a historical and theological framework for understanding this almost forgotten concept, the priesthood of all believers. Anizor and Voss offer a masterful analysis and application of priesthood that is rooted deeply in the Scriptures. Their reflections of both clerical and lay priesthood situate this idea as a connection between liturgy as worship and mission. Their christocentric-trinitarian paradigm also provides practical suggestions for local churches to live out the call to priesthood in the fullest sense of missio Dei. Representing Christ will be required reading for my students and should be for all those committed to participating in the work of Christ's priesthood in the church and world.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In her significant book, Scars Across Humanity, Elaine Storkey paints a vivid and detailed portrait of a present day gendercide. Her stark descriptions of global violence against women and girls draws us into this reality that begs for more church response. Storkey explores various causal theories that aid in framing effective responses. I strongly recommend this important book for anyone who cares about social justice and ending the atrocities of gender violence.”
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
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