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Halee Gray Scott

Halee Gray Scott

Halee Gray Scott, PhD, is an author, independent social researcher. She teaches seminary courses in spiritual formation, theology, and leadership. Her writing has appeared in Christianity Today, Christian Education Journal, Real Clear Religion, Relevant, Reject Apathy, Books and Culture, Kyria, Gifted for Leadership, Outcomes, Intervarsity's The Well, FullFill, Positively Human, and Breakfast Reading. She is currently writing a book titled, Dare Mighty Things: Mapping the Challenges of Leadership for Christian Women to help Christian women leaders thrive in ministry. The book will be released by Zondervan in early spring of 2014. She lives in Holland, Michigan, with her husband, Paul, and their two daughters, Ellie and Viv. When she's not writing or teaching, she is usually randomly Googling, baking challah bread, or running to work off the consumption of said challah bread. Halee blogs at www.hgscott.com. Follow her on Twitter at @hgscott. Soli deo gloria.

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Auditing America's Political Integrity

The IRS scandal, Benghazi incidents, and the disappointment of dishonorable leadership.

Where Have All the Women Leaders Gone?

Seeking lives that steward our giftedness wisely and well.

My Cynical Christian Reality Check

How Pope Francis taught me about my own Christian stereotypes.

Want to Be Happy? Read, and See, Anna Karenina

Tolstoy's vision of happiness still resonates in a world starving for real contentment.

The Christian Case for the American Dream

Even though economists say the dream is nothing more than a fairytale, I'm still not ready to let it go.

Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Higgs Boson?

How new scientific discoveries have shaped my theology.

Debunking the 'Homewrecker' Myth after Kristen Stewart's Affair

There's no such thing as 'the other woman' who acts completely alone.

I Am Not Charles Worley: The Plea of a Christian Who Opposes Gay Marriage

With the long election season looming ahead, I wish fellow Christians would extend a hermeneutic of grace to each other.

Kirk Cameron's 'Monumental' Task

Why I can't completely dismiss the historically shaky documentary.

Christian Catfights: Why Women Leaders Don't Support Each Other

Insecurities can cause women to undermine each other.

A Woman's Place in Christian Higher Ed

Surveying the new research on women leaders at CCCU schools.
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