Author

Rachel Held Evans has had a great impact upon the Church of God’s liberal feminism and anti-Trump hatred. She attends an Episcopal Church in Cleveland.

In September 2008, Evans signed with Zondervan for her first book, Evolving in Monkey Town.[5] The book explores her journey from religious certainty to a faith which accepts doubt and questioning; the title is based on the Scopes Monkey Trial that occurred in Dayton.[6] Her second book, A Year of Biblical Womanhood: How a Liberated Woman Found Herself Sitting on Her Roof, Covering Her Head, and Calling Her Husband Master, was released in October 2012.[7][8] She recounts how she spent an entire year of living a Biblical lifestyle literally. The book also garnered national media attention for Evans as she appeared on The Today Show.[4] In 2014, Evans re-released Evolving in Monkey Town with the new title of Faith Unraveled.[9]
Evans is an Episcopalian[10] and attends St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Cleveland, Tennessee.
In early August 2016, Evans published an editorial for Vox defending her “pro-life Christian” position and support for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. -Wikipedia

Discussion

6 comments

  1. Levi Chavis says:

    This further proves that mental illness needs to be addressed on a professional level.

  2. She had me at “anti-Trump.”

  3. Kyle Morrow says:

    Pro-Life and Christian. I am too.

  4. Charles Page says:

    how can you be pro-life and yet voted for Hillary Clinton?
    Hillary is pro-abortion. The only opposition is anti-abortion.

  5. Sammy Ford says:

    How you gone be Christian and support a godless person like Hillary? She pro-abortion, pro-lgbtqwxyz, an she take money from Muslim countries that abuse they women. I think you confused Kyle Morrow.

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