Vicky Walker
Movement Day: Is this Christian conference marginalising women?
Why are women expected to talk among themselves and fix problems they haven't created when the main action is happening elsewhere?
#ThingsOnlyChristianWomenHear: How a Twitter hashtag reveals two very different worlds
This week many voices came together on a spontaneous Twitter hashtag to share what had been said to them in churches, Bible colleges, job interviews, and other situations where being Christian and a woman came with expectations.
Great White Hope - Or What Christian Conferences Might Still Be Missing
Another day, another Christian conference.
What purity movements and pick-up artists have in common
Picture this: a man writes a book about dating and sex (or the lack of), and accidentally creates an international movement.
To End Modern Slavery, Society Must Change
To genuinely want to see the end of slavery means an up-ending of the current inequalities that have brought them about in the first place and a willingness to see and live differently.
What can the church do about domestic violence?
What can the church do better to help women being abused, and in fact, save lives? Vicky Walker reflects
Why Adele was like Jesus for 10 minutes last week
A video of Adele surprising a group of her impersonators has made the internet get rather emotional. Vicky Walker ponders the spiritual parallels.
It's been a terrible week for women and yes, it matters
It's been a bad week for women, says Vicky Walker.
Sometimes it's hard to be a (Christian) woman...
It's not uncommon for women to be blamed for damaging the faith simply by existing in Christian spaces, writes Vicky Walker.