Responses to the ELCA “Draft social statement on women and justice” |
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Authors: | Mary J. Streufert Marcia Blasi Jessica Crist Rhiannon Graybill Man‐Hei Yip |
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Affiliation: | 1. Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Chicago;2. Evangelical Church of the Lutheran Confession, Brazil;3. Bishop of the Montana Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America;4. Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee;5. Boston University School of Theology's Center for Global Christianity and Mission |
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Abstract: | Social statements are social teaching and policy documents in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Created by task forces composed of ELCA members and supported by ELCA churchwide staff members, social statements are developed through a series of participatory steps. Contributors in this work share their feedback on the “Draft Social Statement on Women and Justice” with the task force as part of the process to create a proposed social statement for an assembly vote. |
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Keywords: | gender Lutheran patriarchy sexism social statement women |
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