Membership dues and pledges don’t cover all the costs involved in running the organization, so from time to time, we ask for support from our CFT members and friends. Donations made from this page are tax deductible, as is any contribution to Christian Feminism Today.
Producing and maintaining a large, magazine-style website like Christian Feminism Today is quite an undertaking and requires the work of many skilled people. Even though our authors generously volunteer their time and talent, there are still many expenses associated with CFT’s web presence, including: website management, website technical administration, social media integration, content editing, website hosting, domain name registration, website security, comment moderation, image and application licensing, and more.
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What are people reading?
The most popular content on the website, by far, is Reta Halteman Finger’s Bible study blog, Reta’s Reflections. But two of Reta’s other articles are also very popular, including this one, coauthored by Mark Mattison about First Corinthians 11:10-15, and this article explaining the word “Kindom.”
Le Weaver’s article about “Calling God She” is the most-read article so far in 2021, with their “Forgiveness and Boundaries,” the first post in the popular ViewPoint blog, also in the top fifteen.
Letha Dawson Scanzoni’s work also lands in the top fifteen articles, including her article about Elisabeth Elliot and her piece, coauthored with Anne Linstatter, listing inclusive language music resources. A couple of the FemFaith posts by Letha, Kendra Weddle, and Melanie Mock are still getting quite a few views, even though it’s been over eight years since they were published.
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Christian Feminism Today invites you to support our mission by making a tax-deductible contribution to the organization. Your donation supports our efforts spreading the biblical message of love, equality, and strength in diversity.
