complementarianism

Priscilla, Where Are You? (Book Review)

Elinor Magowan

Natalie Brand’s book is a timely and helpful challenge to women in our churches to commit to joyful theology.

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Unconventional (Book Review)

Rachel Sloan

A practical resource for starting or reviewing a robust women’s ministry that teaches, equips, and cares for women in the church.

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Embracing Complementarianism (Book Review)

Rachel Sloan

A welcome addition to the thinking on how complementarianism can be put into practice for the flourishing of the church.

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Why Difficult Conversations Are Getting More Difficult

Ray Evans

Challenging someone about their beliefs, choices, or actions feels more and more problematic. What has caused this shift?

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Releasing Women for Ministry

Rachel Sloan

FIEC churches have long valued women serving in ministry. How can your church release, develop and champion this essential work?

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Training Women to use their Gifts

Linda Allcock

How does a complementarian perspective affect what Biblical women’s ministry can look like in our churches?

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What is Complementarianism?

Sarah Allen

As a Fellowship, we are keen to encourage the biblical ministry of women in our churches. So what does the Bible teach about women’s roles?

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What did the Archbishop say about the Apostle?

David Shaw

Some reflections on Romans 16 and women in ministry.

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Why are we Complementarian?

John Stevens

If FIEC doesn't take a stand on spiritual gifts or baptism, why do we make a fuss about the role of men and women in the church?

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Women in Ministry Ethos Statement

Our position on the role of women in the church, the biblical reasoning, and implications for churches is explained in this ethos statement.

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