The Missing Women
Jun 19, 2025•1 hr 4 min•Ep. 129
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Summary
The hosts and guest Christine Jolly delve into the concerning trend of Gen Z women disengaging from the church while men convert. They examine survey data, explore why women feel unheard or unsafe in church, and critique male-centric approaches to ministry and simplistic views on feminism. The discussion advocates for genuine discipleship, fostering a welcoming, shalom-filled community, and respecting diverse expressions of faith. The episode concludes with a review of the film Cabrini, highlighting a woman's extraordinary ambition and fight against institutional obstacles.Episode description
This week, our hosts are joined by AFES worker Christine Jolly to discuss whether Gen Z women are going missing from the church, while their male counterparts convert in droves.
Michael and Megan attempt to make sense of this concerning trend before turning their attention to the 2024 biographical thriller Cabrini, which tells the story of the first American saint, Francesca Cabrini.
- (00:00) - - Intro
- (01:36) - - Be Our Guest
- (41:39) - - For Arguements Sake
- (53:36) - - Through The Wardrobe
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