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This is last in our series of four blog posts by women from different jurisdictions, this week focusing especially on theological methods. We'll be holding a webinar on July 30 by Carrie Frederick Frost, who will be speaking about her new book, Church of Our Granddaughters, focusing on menstruation. (You can register for that event here.) This is by Rachel Contos, who is currently studying for a PhD in Theological Ethics: 

Here is the third in our series of blog posts by women from different jurisdictions in anticipation of a webinar on July 30 by Carrie Frederick Frost  speaking about her new book, Church of Our Granddaughters. The webinar will focus especially on menstruation. (You can register for that event here.) This post comes to us from Marianne Boules, who runs a social-impact consulting firm in California:

This piece is second in a series of four blog posts by women from different jurisdictions. We'll be holding a webinar on July 30 by Carrie Frederick Frost, who will be speaking about her new book, Church of Our Granddaughters, focusing especially on menstruation. (You can register for that event here.) This is by Marika Proctor, who is recently earned her master's degree in religion and the arts:

This is first in a series of four blog posts by women from different jurisdictions. We'll be holding a webinar on July 30 by Carrie Frederick Frost, who will be speaking about her new book, Church of Our Granddaughters, focusing especially on menstruation. (You can register for that event here.) This is by Laura Wilson, who is currently studying for a terminal degree in theology:

God gave Saint Barbara authority to serve communion.

When I speak these words in the U.S., they are often met with bewilderment and even anger, especially in convert-heavy Orthodox circles. Yet, where I come from, and in many other Slavic Orthodox countries, depicting Saint Barbara with a chalice in her hand is standard, as she is widely known for serving communion. Saint Barbara miraculously appears to women and men, to this day, serving communion to those who are dying or who find themselves in life-threatening situations.

Pickled Strawberries

I recently noticed versions of this recipe popping up around Instagram. At first, I couldn’t believe anyone would pickle something so delightful on its own as a strawberry. But I was wrong! The acid in the vinegar makes the acidity of the strawberries pop, and the peppercorns added a welcome hint of spice. 

These have become my new favorite lunch topping for an open-face goat cheese sandwich with a sprinkle of thyme. You can put them together in the morning, and they’ll be ready in time for lunch. (It’s also not a bad idea to serve smaller versions of those sandwiches as appetizers for a summer party, perhaps drizzled with a little honey.)

It's Friday! And we are posting another comic from our recent Woman of the Week, Kathryn Tussing because, well, she's funny, it's nearly summer, and we are feeling like keeping things light. Enjoy!

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