Success stories and examples of women’s involvement in religious leadership within the conservative movement
As the conservative movement’s advocacy for women’s participation in religious life has gained momentum, there have been numerous success stories and examples of women taking on increasingly prominent roles within their faith communities. Some notable examples include:
- Dr. Priscilla Shirer: A bestselling author, speaker, and Bible teacher, Dr. Shirer has become a respected and influential voice within the conservative evangelical community, leading conferences and teaching at churches across the country.
- Rev. Shari Brink: The first woman to be ordained as a minister in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), Rev. Brink has paved the way for other women to assume leadership positions within this traditionally male-dominated denomination.
- Dr. Jen Wilkin: In addition to her advocacy work, Dr. Wilkin has also become a sought-after Bible teacher and speaker, leading women’s Bible studies and conferences within conservative evangelical circles.
- Dr. Diane Langberg: A renowned Christian psychologist and author, Dr. Langberg has been a trailblazer in the field of trauma-informed care, providing important insights and resources to conservative churches and ministries.
These and other examples demonstrate the tangible impact of the conservative movement’s efforts to promote women’s participation in religious life, showcasing the valuable contributions that women can make when allowed to lead and serve.