Dear Reader, As I mentioned in a previous post , at the beginning of the summer I signed up for the London Fellows Programme, a theology and personal discipleship course being run through a local church. I'm mostly on track to complete the required pre-reading and will have my first response papers due in mid-September. Topics thus far have included the person of God (A.W.Tozer's The Knowledge of the Holy ) and the role of God's grace in our salvation (John Piper's Legacy of Sovereign Joy ). But I'm distracted. I have been through the program handbook, and in a year's worth of reading material (approx. 250 pages a month) there is one article written by a woman. In the extensive Additional Resources list, there is a single book with a female author. In a study from 2007, the charity TearFund reported that "Compared with all UK adults (Figure 3c), regular churchgoers are more likely to be: Women (65% compared with 52% of UK adult
2021 and I'm still trying to remember which box I packed my sense of adventure in. Weaving and baking and walking the dogs until I can find it.