Beth Allison Barr: The involvement of Pete Hegseth’s wife, Jennifer Rauchet, through the lens of gender roles endorsed by the couple’s church.

AHA members are providing important historical context and insight to the public on the recent actions by the federal government.

Congress is trying to preserve the illusion of revenue while cutting taxes.

In this excerpt, Beth Allison Barr follows a mother and daughter who both participated in ministry, but only one worked formally as a pastor.

Historian and professor Beth Allison Barr joins us on the podcast to discuss women’s leadership in the historical church and the cultural cost of forgetting our roots.

Recent reports about the Smithsonian removing the historic Greensboro, North Carolina, lunch counter and a stool from the National Museum of American History and National Museum of African American History and Culture, respectively, are inaccurate. Both the Greensboro lunch counter and stools where college students sat in protest during the Civil Rights Movement are and continue to be on display. A stool from the sit-ins remains on view at the National Museum of African American History and Culture as the centerpiece of an interactive exhibition.

.https://www.bethallisonbarr.com/Dr. Barr joins Rev. Dr. Kimberly Majeski to explore how women’s roles in ministry have evolved—and been constrained—through church history. Drawing on her latest book ...

Dr. Barr shares her research on why the role of pastor’s wife has evolved to be the primary path of ministry for some women.