This is an interview with Kate Wallace Nunneley, Co-Founder of The Junia Project and part of a church planting team in Bakersfield, CA. A committed Christian and millennial feminist, Kate enjoys writing and speaking on the intersection of politics, religion, and gender. She holds a Master of Science from London School of Economics and a Bachelor of Arts from Azusa Pacific University, and is currently studying to get her Masters of Divinity at Azusa Pacific Seminary.In the interview, Kate mentioned a few things about the apostle Junia. Here's two links to track down:

• For resources on Who Was Junia?
• Junia and the ESV Translation

This was one of my favorite episodes to date (well, I've loved them all in their own way!). The issue of Paul and Women is near and dear to my passions. I want women and men together to lead the church and home fully empowered by the Spirit. To do otherwise limits what God can do in the world through God's people.

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