Is it a balancing act?
“So Mom, I forgot. Am I allowed to marry a boy or a girl?” my then 7 year old asked me with genuine curiosity. “When you’re a grown up, you can marry anyone you...
“So Mom, I forgot. Am I allowed to marry a boy or a girl?” my then 7 year old asked me with genuine curiosity. “When you’re a grown up, you can marry anyone you...
Family / Gender / Gospel / Intersectionality / women
by Guest Post · Published March 30, 2020 · Last modified March 29, 2020
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