Women's Center for Ministry
, Western Seminary
Bev Hislop founded the Women's Center for Ministry
at Western Seminary in Portland OR, in 1996. She also
established and developed the unique Pastoral Care
to
Women (PCW) programs and courses offered at Western
Seminary.
Formerly, Bev developed and taught a women's ministry
module at
Moody Bible Institute in South Florida; established
and directed women's ministries in five churches (west
and east coast of America and overseas); and hosted
a weekly radio program, "Western Connection for
Women," for women in ministry and ministry wives.
Bev established a ministry
to pastors' wives, Just for Pastors' Wives. She has
been a pastor's wife and involved in women's ministries
for over 30 years. Currently, Bev serves on the board
of Network for Women in Leadership.
Shepherding Women in
Pain is Bev's newest book, a vital resource for
pastors, women's ministry directors and all who have
a heart for helping hurting women. (It is due to be
released April 2010.) Bev is also the author of Shepherding
a Woman's Heart and was a major contributing author
to Women's Ministry Handbook. Bev earned a
Doctor of Ministry degree from Gordon-Conwell Theological
Seminary.
Bev teaches pastoral care
to women courses in the at Western
Seminary in Portland OR, San Jose and Sacramento,
CA.
Bev and husband, Jim, have
two married children and six living grandchildren.
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