Dr. Kimberly Majeski has been in full-time preaching ministry for more than twenty years. She is an ordained pastor in the Church of God, Anderson, Indiana and serves as the Associate Professor of Biblical Studies and Christian Ministries at Anderson University. Kimberly's scholarship is featured on the History Channel, A&E, and in many books, articles and publications. She lives at the heart of the justice movement as an activist and the leader of Stripped Love, a non profit serving victims of sex trafficking. Kimberly has been a leader and advocate in the anti trafficking work in the Church of God, in the state of Indiana and across the U.S. Kimberly is a widely sought after preacher herself, and in 2019 launched the Preacher Girl School, an online community and academy for women called to ministry. Kimberly is the Chair of the Women's Studies division of the Wesleyan Theological Society and works to recover and revivify the stories and contributions of early Christian holy women.
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Associate Professor of Biblical Studies
Anderson University School of Theology
Research: Hebrew Pedagogy, Women in Early Christianity