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A multi cultural collection of third-wave feminist voices, this book reveals how current feminist religious scholars from around the world are integrating social justice and activism into their scholarship and pedagogy.

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Preface - E.M.Townes Introduction - M.L.Harris and K.M.Ott Section One: Coming to Voice: Faith and Feminism Remnants: Mothering, Spirituality and African American Activism - R.E.Harding Christian Feminist Theology and Postcolonial Resistance - W.A.Joh Feminism and Justice: Who We Are, What We Do - K.M.Ott Section Two: Keeping the Light: Sharing Story, Sharing Strength Changing the Bulb and Turning on the Light: The Power of Personal Agency in Feminist Work - M.E.Berry A Solidarity-Talk among Women of Color: Creating the ´We-Category´ as a Liberative Feminist Method - K-J.C.Pae A Latina Methodology for Christian Ethics: The Role of the Social Sciences in the Study and Praxis of the Option for the Poor in the United States - M.T.Dávila Transformative ´Moves´ to Join: A Transnational Feminist Pedagogical Practice - N.Kim Section Three: Walking the Talk: Embodied Feminist Pedagogies Womanist Wholeness and Community - M.L.Harris Crafting the Ground as We Go: ´White´ Feminism and the College Classroom - J.Harvey Pedagogy with the Repressed: Critical Reflections from a Post-9/11 Biblical Studies Classroom - D.Lopez Vocational Journeys: Moving Towards a Creative and Disruptive Womanist Pedagogy - D.Buchanan

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´Faith, Feminism, and Scholarship is destined to become a classic. This generation of scholars go far beyond traditional abstract theology. Each presentation is framed amidst multi-layered, embodied complexities. By reading the chapters and wrestling with discussion questions much usable wisdom becomes visible.´ Katie G. Cannon, Annie Scales Rogers Professor of Christian Ethics, Union Presbyterian Seminary

´Third wave feminist scholars of religion are doing something new under the theological sun. Community-based, sisterist work now infuses classrooms with complex questions, twenty-first-century global analysis, and unwavering commitment to justice. This sparkling anthology proves that the field is in great hands.´ Mary E. Hunt, Women´s Alliance for Theology, Ethics and Ritual (WATER)

´This volume by third wave Asian, black, Latina, and white feminist and womanist scholars is bold and pioneering. I recommend this most highly to all who are interested in cutting-edge conversations on religious scholarship, pedagogy, and activism.´ Kwok Pui-lan, William F. Cole Professor of Christian Theology and Spirituality, Episcopal Divinity School

´This is a much-needed volume. As womanist and feminist thought both enter a ´third wave,´ the boundaries of each are expanding. Ott and Harris take us to those edges and open new territory for thought and for action, moving beyond notions of ´equality´ to something more complex and important.´ Carolyn Jones Medine, Associate Professor of Religion, University of Georgia

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