I was asked to review some recent changes to U.S. Army policy on pregnant soldiers which addressed some of the unique challenges that females (which make up 18%...
When we look in the pews on Sunday morning, what kinds of women do we see? Wives with their husbands? Mothers with their children? The single women sitting...
IFWE has written a lot over the years in our books and blogs about the impact of Martin Luther, not only in the sphere of work but also...
The contents of my purse are bizarre. As a working mom, I need to be prepared for anything, so my purse is a reflection of what I think...
In the fall of second grade, I proudly submitted a carefully crafted biography of my mom, composed on classic, dotted-line paper. This was a special writing project, to...
Mother’s Day is accompanied by certain predictable rituals: breakfast in bed, homemade cards, brunch, flowers, and many other activities. Of the 4.7 billion greeting cards Americans purchase annually,...
Every now and then I read a blog post that lights a spark in me. Luma Simms’s article, “How Women Should Rethink the American Dream,” published on The...
We live in a culture where we are free to make our own choices. We choose what we will buy and where we will buy it. We choose...
Vocation, meaning “calling,” can come in unexpected forms. For women, especially, we find that our callings are not monolithic, but an organic collection of intertwining roles, various callings...
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