Jewish sisters struggle for equality at Western Wall

It was at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem that I first made my stand. “No!” I would not enter the women’s section to stand by the Wailing Wall.

A few months ago a group of women have lodged their protests. “They have held monthly prayer sessions there, have endured arrests, heckling and legal battles in a struggle to attain what they consider their inalienable right- praying and worshipping at the Western Wall as men do.” (Houston Chronicle 4-11-2013).

It is time that we take the lead of our Jewish sisters and tell the world that we, too, have an inalienable right – that of being equal in church and in home with men.

Will you join me at the Wailing Wall?

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About bwebaptistwomenforequality

Shirley Taylor writes with humor and common sense, challenging the church body to reclaim equality for Christian women.
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1 Response to Jewish sisters struggle for equality at Western Wall

  1. Neither Moses’ Tabernacle nor Solomon’s Temple had a separate place for women. This was never God’s plan, but was an invention of men.

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