Category: Advancing Women

Male Allies Can Help Women in the Workplace
Crowell Celebrates Women’s History Month
John Tuttle — March 16, 2023
Even before the pandemic, we certainly weren’t on equal footing. The pandemic made that worse.
Clearing the “Confidence Gap” — How to Not Underestimate Yourself and Nurture Confidence in Women
For women in the workplace, is being competent ever good enough?
Laureen Mgrdichian — August 01, 2022
Confidence is not just a feeling that you are good the way you are and can do whatever you set your mind to. Confidence is more of an attitude with which you view and interact with the world.
How Do You Answer When God Asks, “Will You Follow Me, No Matter Where it Leads?”
For Women’s History Month, Helen Mitchell talks about getting past roadblocks
Helen Mitchell, John Tuttle — March 21, 2022
“Women, you are not superior, you are not inferior. You are created to be equal, to co-labor with men on the earth…”
Three Leadership Truths I Learned From Woven 2021
Alumna Madeleine Prater shares takeaways from three women business leaders
Madeleine Prater — May 07, 2021
“As you navigate your career, it’s vital that you also pay close attention to your own personal transitions...”
How Women Reflect Christ’s Work in the Workplace
Professor Helen Mitchell shares an encouragement for women in the workplace
Helen Mitchell — March 12, 2021
Jesus was counter-cultural when it came to women. Women were not valued in the religious, political or cultural norms of his day. Jesus used parables that included women. He accepted service from women: gifts, anointing, financial, loyalty and hospitality.
The Impact of the “Shecession” on Christian Women
Woven Conference 2021 starts February 26 online
Laureen Mgrdichian — February 25, 2021
"He has a different story and path for each of us. Teaching this truth and encouraging all women is a great start to helping Christian women walk well...”
The State of Women in the Workplace Due to COVID-19
Jake Aguas, Laureen Mgrdichian — November 10, 2020
The pandemic has presented many challenging situations for women across numerous demographics
Being Esther in the C-Suite
Patty Ross on becoming an authentic leader
John Tuttle — September 08, 2020
“I committed to being Spirit-led. I decided I was no longer going to play small or be afraid of making a mistake or not being good enough. And I wasn't going to allow my title to limit me in doing the right thing.”
Women Inspiring Women in the Workplace
Professor Laureen Mgrdichian shares about the annual Woven conference
John Tuttle — September 04, 2020
“Wouldn't it be great to hear from working women who could tell their story, about God’s providence, sovereignty and guidance, and how they used their strengths and gifts in the marketplace?”
Book Review: Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead
Laureen Mgrdichian — November 16, 2015
A friend once commented to me that the difference between our moms and us is that when we asked our moms “What’s for dinner?” they actually knew. I...