Join Lindsay Callaway, Senior Researcher at the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, for an interactive webinar exploring the recently released study, Women in the Canadian Evangelical Church.
Drawing on extensive research findings, this presentation examines how women understand their roles and participate in local church life across Canada. The data reveals complex generational, cultural, and theological dynamics that shape women’s experiences in congregations today. Rather than a single narrative, the findings present a nuanced and evolving picture of women’s engagement in the church — multifaceted, dynamic, and very much in flux.
This special 45-minute webinar includes:
A 20-minute research presentation
A 10-minute Q&A session
A 15-minute guided conversation with a church leader respondent
An optional 15-minute networking time following the formal session
Participants will gain research-informed insight that can help leaders better understand women’s experiences in their congregations and consider thoughtful responses in their own ministry contexts.
Presenter
Lindsay Callaway has served with the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada since 2019 and is Senior Researcher for the Centre for Research on Church and Faith. She has contributed to major national studies including the Parenting Faith study, the Significant Church study, and the Faith Trends Podcast, where she serves as co-host. Lindsay is the lead researcher for the study on Women in the Canadian Evangelical Church, investigating how Canadian women understand their roles and participation in local congregations. She holds graduate degrees in systematic theology and bioethics and lives in Ottawa with her husband and three children.