Laura Ortberg Turner
Laura Ortberg Turner is a writer, speaker, and church culture enthusiast living in the Bay Area. She has a BA in political science from Westmont College in Santa Barbara, the most beautiful school on earth. Before beginning her MFA at Seattle Pacific University, she worked at HarperOne publishing and Fuller Seminary as well as doing freelance writing and editing. Laura blogs at www.loturner.com about issues of faith, theology, gender roles, and Oscar fashion. She is passionate about including women in all spheres of the church, good books, and peanut butter cups from Trader Joe's. Laura and her husband, Zack, live in Palo Alto, California, with their dog R2D2.
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Beef Stroganoff Isn't Rocket Science
The New York Times' controversial Yvonne Brill obit and the sacred call to remember.
Let Pastors' Wives Do Their Own Thing
And please ignore the ones on reality TV.
Why We Should Celebrate Beautiful Women
With a few caveats.
What Les Miserables Reveals about Modern Women
The plight that befalls Fantine still affects millions of women today.
Women Bloggers and 'Real' Church Ministry
According to ChurchRelevance.com, the topics we cover at Her.meneutics are not serious ministry. Excuse me?
Want to Love Your Kids? Stop Overparenting Them
My parents modeled what it looked like to serve God with their gifts while letting us kids explore our own.
What Christians Can Learn from the Legacy of Nora Ephron
The film screenwriter, who died Tuesday, showed that women can be deadly funny about the fears that haunt us.
How God Can Use Your Anxiety for Good
Good news for the many women facing an anxiety disorder.
Coveting Cover to Cover: Why I Gave Up Vogue for Lent
Fashion magazines were eating up my heart.
Clothing in Church: Why It Matters
Like everything else in creation, what we wear can either glorify—or dishonor—God and others.
'Why I Hate Religion But Love Jesus': To Adore or Abhor?
What we can take away from the viral video that elicited such visceral reactions.
The Bible, Gender, and the 'Dad-Mom' Debate
Laura Ortberg Turner and Owen Strachan discuss whether Scripture dictates that women work inside the home.
John Ortberg Is My Dad, But Don't Call Me a PK
My siblings and I managed to avoid the perils that come with having famous Christian parents.
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