Ruth Everhart
Biography
Ruth Everhart has served as a pastor of Presbyterian (PCUSA) churches. Everhart studied at Calvin College and United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities. Everhart's books include The #MeToo Reckoning (2020) and Chasing the Divine in the Holy Land (2012).
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Li Ma examines the biblical story of the tower of Babel and applies its lens to the modern church, especially the evangelical movements that have adopted mass media to spread globally. It’s hardly surprising that these have become addicted to image, fame, and power. As Genesis warns, their toppling is not only inevitable, but necessary. Examining abuses of power—with a particular eye on #MeToo scandals—Babel Church is packed with scriptural references, including many that interpret Jesus’s crucifixion. Ma does not linger long on any one figure, tradition, or story, but ignites a sense of urgency. Cautioning against vainglory and its consequences, Babel Church calls the church to a humbler stance, clearer sight, and prophetic speech.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In a world that is quick to dismiss the lived experience of women, Caryn Reeder's timely exploration of the woman at the well brings new insights to a familiar but often misunderstood story. She dives deep into the interaction between Jesus and a woman who is often sullied without cause. Applications to today's #MeToo world spring from each page.”
Women
“Women Rising traces one woman's transformation from youthful evangelical missionary to Christian feminist. It's a bumpy ride that spans continents. Readers who are reshaping their beliefs about the role and worth of women will find plenty of fuel for their journey. They may even find themselves emerging from these pages, as the author does, with a woman-centric lens.”
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Chasing the Divine in the Holy Land
History & Biography
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