MOA Inspiration for Male Advocates
Inspiration for Male Advocates
"A Baptist Reflection on the Bible and Women in Ministry and Leadership"
Lead your Sunday school class, small group, or various church committees through the updated version of A Baptist Reflection on the Bible and Women in Ministry and Leadership by Meredith Stone which now also includes discussion questions.
Equally Called
If you are part of a CBF affiliated congregation, lead your congregation or small group through Equally Called, a 4-session video and curriculum resource produced by BWIM and CBF for all ages to help your church articulate the biblical and theological basis for affirming the calling of women and nurture a culture that more fully welcomes their leadership. Available in age-graded formats for Adults, Youth and Children.
Advocate for women to be elected to community and denominational board and committees
Donate to support a woman missionary whose work benefits women.
Find a tangible way to encourage the women who serve as chaplains in various fields such as the military, healthcare, and other settings.
Host a Screening of BWIM's Documentary, Midwives of A Movement
Partner in BWIM's Work
Partner in the ways BWIM advocates for women in ministry by giving an individual or congregational donation or by becomming a Salome Community monthly donor.
Social Media
Use BWIM social media graphics about women in ministry to create awareness in your network and community
Seek Discomfort: A BWIM Lenten Devotional
Advocate for the ordination of women in your church
Advocate for pay equity, paid paternity leave, and professional development opportunities for women in ministry in your church
Give a scholarship to a college or seminary woman preparing for ministry.
Engage in Biblical support for women in ministry and women's equality in Bible Study and in personal learning.
Start a book club with a group of men about the challenges that women face in the church
Share Your Opportunities
If you are a male minister or leader, find one opportunity that you have been given and share it with a woman instead of accepting it yourself.