Volume 23 Number 2, 2007

Editors’ Introduction

Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza, Melanie Johnson-DeBaufre, Stephanie Mitchem

Archaeologists and Goddess Feminists at Çatalhöyük: An Experiment in Multivocality

Kathryn Rountree

Christian Origins, Egalitariansim, and Utopia

Mary Ann Beavis

A Communion of Little Saints: Nineteenth-Century American Child Hagiographies

Diana Walsh Pasulka

Women in the Menstruation Huts: Variations in Preserving Purifcation Customs among Ethiopian Immigrants

Inbal Cicurel, Rachel Sharaby

Mehitza

Judith Kerman

Hail Mary

Michele Arista

More than an Encore: Teaching for Change Roundtable

Mary E. Hunt

Reflections on and the Impact of the “Teaching for Change” Conference: Teaching for Change Roundtable

Elizabeth Amoah

Conflict in the Heart of the Academy: Individual Change and Institutional Power: Teaching for Change Roundtable

Kimberly A. Bresler

Reflections on the “Teaching for Change” Conference: The Business of Feminist Teaching: Teaching for Change Roundtable

Monica A. Coleman

Sex and the (Tent) City: Teaching for Change Roundtable

Noelle Damico

Not a Luxury, But a Necessity: Toward Transgressive Thinking: Teaching for Change Roundtable

Nami Kim

A Reflection on the “Teaching for Change” Conference and Its Challenges in My Workplace: Teaching for Change Roundtable

Kathleen McPhillips

Wanting More Change: A Few Reflections from a Secular Menance: Teaching for Change Roundtable

Peggy Schmeiser

Work Is Not the Only Problem: How the Concept of Family Contributes to the Work-Family Dilemma – Got Life? Finding Balance and Making Boundaries in the Academy Roundtable

Janet R. Jakobsen

For a Graduate Student, Parenting is Political: Got Life? Roundtable

Kate Ott

My Experience as Artist and Adjunct: Got Life? Roundtable

Dugan McGinley

Social-Justice Activism in the Academic Industrial Complex: Got Life? Roundtable

Andrea Smith

Copestones for Life: Got Life? Roundtable

Claudia Ann Highbaugh

Ethical Challenges Confronting the Roman Catholic Women’s Ordination Movement in the Twenty-First Century

Marian Ronan