I’m Angelica
I equip women to go deeper into the Word, so they can go deeper into Ministry.
I equip women to go deeper into the Word, so they can go deeper into Ministry.
My heart’s desire is to show women just like yourself how to grow their online ministry platforms,
as Kingdom Influencers who glorify the Lord, spread the Gospel, and point people to Christ – all through the use of strategic ministry marketing, anointed social media influence, and partnering with the Holy Spirit.
Welcome to the place where women can let their hair down, kick off their heels, and expose their hearts about the truths and triumphs of what it’s like being a woman in ministry and leadership.
I am a Prophetic Strategist, Apostolic Instigator, and Kingdom Provocateur. I agitate women to live fully in their God-Design, by equipping them to go deeper into the Word so they can go deeper into Ministry.
And women just like yourself to find me all over the interwebs. So, it’s no surprise that you’re here right now!
Is there a message brewing in your belly or a ministry you know in your knowa the Lord’s calling you to build
in the online space?
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For far too long, women have upheld the Church in funding, growing, and discipling its members, yet we still face major disparities in position, power, and pay when it comes to Church leadership and economic wellness.
Throughout the canon of scripture, we see countless examples of women as leaders, teachers, and financiers of the Gospel. Jesus’ very ministry was funded by women “with means” – and it happened to be these same women who were at the tomb, when the resurrected Christ appeared to them saying, “Go spread the Good News!” – firstly crowning women with this treasured charge.
American Women have higher rates of church attendance, prayer, and participation in religious services than men, yet are less visible in Church leadership roles. (Source: Pew Research)
While American Congregations are about 61% female, yet only 11% are led by women. (Source: National Congregations Study)
Of the 9 major religions in the U.S. that both ordain women and allow them to hold top leadership slots, only four have had a woman in the top leadership position, and each of them only once. (Source: Pew Research)
The lay leadership of Roman Catholic Church parishes is now significantly larger than the priesthood, and it is chiefly run by women. (Source: State of Clergy Women)
In Black Baptist churches, women represent 50-75% of church membership, but less than 10% of church leadership and perhaps 1% of pastors. (Source: Courtney Lyons)
Women-led congregations are 4x more likely to participate in social and community service projects than men-led congregations. (Source: Michelle Stewart-Thomas)
Women earn more bachelor’s and graduate college degrees than men, yet on average, earn considerably less than men, with one of the largest pay gaps being among those in the clergy. (Source: According to the Institute for Women’s Policy Research)
In 2017, women remain less than 25% of the faculty + deans and 11% of the presidents of ATS schools. (Source: Association of Theological Schools)
Male MDiv graduates remain more likely than female graduates to receive a job offer by the time of degree completion. (Source: Association of Theological Schools)
“Female MDiv graduates (38%) are more likely than male MDiv graduates (22%) to pursue ministry outside of a congregational setting.” (Source: Jo Ann Deasy)
Male executive pastors earn nearly 50% more than women in this same role. (Source: Christianity Today)
Across all paid church positions, men are compensated 28 percent more than women holding the same positions. (Source: Christianity Today)
Of 181 clergywomen of color surveyed among Evangelical Lutherans, nearly half the women (45.3%) reported they are paid “below synod guidelines” for compensation. (Source: Kenneth W. Inskeep and John Hessian)
Female pastors are paid disproportionally smaller salaries if they’re married with kids. (Source: Sociology of Religion).
Married women and moms with kids at home earn 72 cents for every dollar made by men in the clergy. (Source: Christianity Today)
Single women earn 88 cents for every dollar made by women in the clergy. (Source: Christianity Today)
Women and girls reinvest 90% of their economic resources back into their families and greater community, compared with only 35% for men. (Source: The Clinton Global Initiative)
Women “with means” were financiers of Jesus’ ministry. (Source: Luke 8: 1-3)
When women have equal and equitable access to position, power, and pay within ministry opportunities and among church leadership, the greater community thrives – and everybody wins! (Especially the Kingdom of God.)
I want you to know that the suppression of women’s voices, faces, and stories stops here…once and for all!
In this community, we celebrate you, we honor you, and we equip you to build a sustainable online ministry. One that allows you to position yourself financially and steward your resources responsibly so you can step into online ministry full-time, all while having a lasting impact as a Kingdom Influencer.
And all the other ways you desire to be the hands and feet of Jesus. The Great Shadowbanning of Women in the Body of Christ.
SisterFriend, I am here to cheer you on every, single step of the way!
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