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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2025 · 1H 16M

EP 331 - Questions - Why Are There So Few Women in Digital Ministry?

from The Church Digital Podcast · host Jeff Reed

Why do digital ministry spaces still struggle with gender equity?Episode 331 of theChurch.digital Podcast pulls no punches. Jeff Reed sits down with digital ministry leaders Amanda Souza, Nicole Howard, and Anne Bosarge to tackle the hard truth: women are still underrepresented in digital ministry leadership. They get raw about their experiences navigating male-dominated platforms and church ecosystems, both online and off. This isn't just talk. It's a challenge to the status quo and a rallying cry to anyone who's felt overlooked in their digital calling.This episode breaks down barriers. From the need for mentorship to the power of global platforms that elevate women's voices, Amanda, Nicole, and Anne lay out practical steps to build a more inclusive future in digital ministry. Whether you're pioneering a new path or trying to find your voice in digital missions, this conversation is a wake-up call. Women belong in this space, not just as participants, but as leaders. Let's stop sidelining and start amplifying.Be part of the conversation at www.missionary.digital

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