When a group of women from Harvest Bible Chapel in Davenport couldn’t find a Bible study they could embrace on a particular passage, they created their own.

Such was confirmation of this holy, hairy topic. Consider this hair study as a companion piece to “What the Bible Says About ...

Lotz, commenting about women’s commitment to Bible study in earlier eras, said, “One reason was because women seemed to have more at-home time . . . and men were working outside the home.

She started a Bible study at Rutherford House, and, from there, other women joined her. It eventually grew to include Bethany Place, Elmwood and Valley View. “It’s been a good thing, not only ...

Close to 9 in 10 pastors say women could be ministers to children (94%), committee leaders (92%), ministers to teenagers (89%), or coed adult Bible study teachers (85%) in their churches.

The Bible study classes normally attract about 30 women. Wuerzer said she was not sure how many will attend In the Middle of the Mess. The book tackles emotionally sensitive issues and even addresses ...

Thanks for joining us. Today’s study differs slightly from our standard template, with an inspirational call to action. Over the course of writing 128 studies, occasionally, I have mentioned my ...

Nancy McGuirk talks with the leaders of her women's Bible study class during a Zoom call at her Atlanta home Monday, March 15, 2021. (Steve Schaefer for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution) ...

In commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the Mother Emanuel AME Church Tragedy, Sr. Pastor Eric Manning led a bible study ...

Vacation Bible School is usually intended to be a fun time for children to spend at church learning about Jesus and getting yummy snacks. Two years ago, Christy Wilson, who leads the women’s ministry ...

The last time Gallup polled Americans on this topic, 24% said the Bible “is to be taken literally, word for word.” By contrast, 47% said the Bible was “inspired by God, not all to be taken ...

More than seven-in-ten U.S. Christian women (72%) say religion is “very important” in their lives, compared with 62% of the country’s Christian men, according to Pew Research Center’s 2014 U.S.