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Megan Rawlings is a women’s minister, writer, and PhD student who believes theology belongs at the kitchen table, not just in the classroom. She founded The Bold Movement to help women go deeper in Scripture without losing the joy, humor, and humanity along the way. She lives in southern Ohio with her husband, pastor Dr. Matt Rawlings, and they’re a lot of fun at parties.
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