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Alexandria

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Allison

Allison Murray

Allison Murray is an educator and researcher in the History of Christianity based in Ontario, Canada. She holds a PhD from the University of Toronto in Theological Studies. Her dissertation explored the history of complementarian theology in American evangelicalism, and she continues to write about the intersections of history, theology, and gender. Allison has a been a contributor at Women in Theology since 2016 and currently serves as one of the blog's co-editors.

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Caroline Morris

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Carolyn

Carolyn Mackie

Carolyn Mackie is a PhD candidate at the Toronto School of Theology (University of Toronto). She focuses her research on the connections between Incarnation and philosophical anthropology in the writings of Søren Kierkegaard.

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Elissa

Elissa

I am a Catholic historical theologian whose primary research explores how rediscovering women's voices from history explicitly as theological voices can help us understand women's roles in the Church today. Methodologically, I am interested in understanding how historical context and theological development give a necessary foundation for theological questions and challenges raised today. In my teaching, I help students connect the theological concepts we study to their own experiences in a manner inspired by feminist and Jesuit pedagogical traditions. I am a proponent of service-learning pedagogy as a particular way to help students connect course material to their own experience, see practical applications for their learning, and become aware of social issues.

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Jessica

Jessica

Jessica lives in the Washington, D.C. metro area with her husband and their two amazing girls, ages 5 and 7. She holds an M.A. in pastoral studies from the Washington Theological Union with background theology coursework from the Franciscan University of Steubenville and has been a witness to the richness and diversity of Christianity through her friendships with people from all over the theological and political spectrum. She writes from the perspective of a first generation-born Filipino-American. As a Catholic married to a Protestant, ecumenism and Christian unity are always on her mind. Jessica writes at leavenintheworld.com, womenintheology.org and bustedhalo.com.

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Katie Humphrey

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Kristin Daley-Mosier

K Daley Mosier

PhD student in theology & ethics with a focus on developing a bioregional hermeneutic, paying attention to particularities of place, people, and worship. A theology of place allows us to see the cultural overlaid with natural ecosystems, to reflect on why and how we worship in the ways that we do, be it in built sanctuaries or out under the forest canopy.

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Maria Gwyn McDowell

Maria Gwyn McDowell

Maria Gwyn McDowell was raised in the Eastern Orthodox Church, and is now a priest at St. Philip the Deacon Episcopal Church, a teacher, and a scholar. She is committed to helping create compassionate and just communities of practice called to work with God in the world. She loves nothing more than standing with people at the crossroads of understanding and practice. She received her PhD in Theological Ethics from Boston College and writes on gender, sexuality, and women in the church. She is now, and will forever remain, a fervent heckler of all teams that oppose the Portland Thorns Football Club.

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Shelli M. Poe

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Shelli M. Poe is Visiting Professor at Iliff School of Theology. Her most recent monograph is The Constructive Promise of Schleiermacher's Theology (T&T Clark, 2021), and her first book was Essential Trinitarianism: Schleiermacher as Trinitarian Theologian (T&T Clark, 2017). She is currently co-editing the Oxford Handbook of Schleiermacher, and has edited Schleiermacher and Sustainability: A Theology for Ecological Living (2018) and The Key to the Door: Experiences of Early African-American Students at the University of Virginia (2017). She holds a Ph.D. in Religious Studies with a concentration in Theology, Ethics, and Culture from the University of Virginia; an M.Div. from Princeton Theological Seminary; and a B.A. from Bethel University (St. Paul, MN). She has taught undergraduates and graduate students at the University of Virginia, the University of Mary Washington, Mississippi Course of Study School (Candler School of Theology), Pathways Theological Education, Millsaps College, and Iliff School of Theology.

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