“By taking deliberate steps to re-engage men, the church can fulfill its mission more effectively, providing a space where both men and women can thrive in their God-given roles…”
(Joshua Farris – American Reformer) Feminism has reshaped the Western cultural landscape in profound ways, influencing public education, media, corporate practices, and societal norms. The church, particularly in evangelical circles, has long sought to maintain a countercultural stance, but it has not remained immune to these shifts. As feminism’s ideological offshoots have permeated various aspects of society, their influence has also seeped into the church.
Within this context, the roles of men and women in church life have undergone significant shifts. Female participation has risen sharply, and discussions around the role of women in ministry have dominated ecclesiastical conversations. Meanwhile, male participation has declined, with many men feeling sidelined or disinterested. This phenomenon, described by some as the “feminization” of the church, poses challenges not only for men but also for women, families, and the broader mission of the church.
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