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After more than 180 years, Judson College, a Christian women's college, is closing its doors.

During a House Oversight Committee hearing on "America's Black Maternal Health Crisis", House Democratic leaders and their allies used the phrase “birthing people” – a term supported by some members of the LGBT community – instead of “women” or “mothers.”

The Christian and Missionary Alliance is considering extending the title of "pastor" to women leaders within the denomination.

In a Twitter thread on Wednesday, Bible teacher Beth Moore apologized for the role she played in perpetuating complementarian theology.

The church needs women who are seminary trained. The church needs women teaching in seminaries. The church needs women to minister to the world through academic appointments in secular institutions. The church needs women who serve in these ways, just as it needs women who are missionaries, mothers, teachers, servants, leaders and friends. Women in the church don’t need a room of their own as much as the church needs both women and men in the room.

According to a new Open Doors report, the number of Christian women being trafficked or forced into marriage is on the rise around the world.

My heart broke after heading of a sermon in which a pastor argued that women should look pretty for their husbands. Not only was his statement distasteful and a terrible thing to say, but it was also unbiblical.

A Missouri pastor is on leave of absence and seeking professional counseling after he delivering a sermon that urged wives to lose weight and be more attractive.

I appreciate the American impulse to protect and support the rights of minorities, in this case the transgender population. And I want to state clearly that God loves all people, whatever their sexual orientation or gender identity (John 3:16). We are all broken people (Romans 3:23). We are all loved by the God who is love (1 John 4:8).

At the same time, transgender Americans constitute only 0.6 percent of our population. How do we also protect the rights of the majority?

In an interview with Christian Headlines, Bishop T.D. Jakes highlights the importance of prayer by using examples of influential women in the Bible.