Arlene

cheryl, seminary was such a delightful experience because i realized how i did not fit into “women” groups that focused only on home, appearance and family.  While family and home was important to me, i so wanted to learn about Jesus.  i had a logical mind and so many things i was hearing just did not add up.  In seminary, i found other women who wanted to learn and think deeply about theology and scripture.  for the first time, i felt like the women around me.  I don’t know if I was odd or if the women’s ministry of church was that shallow.  i wondered if the other women found it so too but did not speak up.

growing theologically was very spiritually transformative for me.  And I wake up thinking about theology too.