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Casey O’Leary is a writer and children’s librarian. She is passionate about reading and helping children find the “perfect book.” In 2012, she fulfilled a dream by completing her master’s degree in library science from Indiana University. Casey blogs at After the Closet and is a frequent contributor to Christian Feminism Today.

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The Stars in April

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The Moon Within

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Given Up For You: A Memoir of Love, Belonging, and Belief

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One True Way

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When God Was a Little Girl

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I Am in Recovery and I Am Blessed – #RecoveryMonth

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The Danger of Labeling and Dividing Literature

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Elizabeth Esther Writes About Recovery

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Methodist bishop dismisses case against lesbian minister

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Your Kindness Is Good For You

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Rachel Held Evans asks, “Oh evangelicalism, why can’t I quit you?!”

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Women and Sacrifice: Pursuing Our Dreams

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Sarah Bessey writes of being “Beloved Warriors”

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Girl at the End of the World

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Studying the Bible: Put Down the Sword

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#DangerousBlackKids: A Different Perspective

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Does Social Media Help or Hurt Feminism?

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“Frozen” Offers Entertainment And Empathy

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Letting Go Of Someone Else’s Boat

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The Beauty of Ordination

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Under Persecution For Being Male?

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Dave Ramsey’s Missed Opportunity

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mending broken: a personal journey through the stages of trauma +...

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Coming Out— It’s a Struggle for Atheists Too – Wild Goose

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Wild Goose – Where Anything Can Happen

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Heather Cox Richardson on the Nineteenth Amendment to the Constitution

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