"Little girl, I say to you, get up!"
Many paths to healing our sacred hearts
The Talitha Koum Project is a ministry for women. It grew out of years of research and study on how the patriarchal church has historically treated women, deliberately misinterpreting scripture to silence, hurt, and belittle women. Instead of living into their purpose and their calling in God's kingdom, they've instead been made to feel less-than. But that was never what Jesus intended. The Talitha Koum Project offers women different paths to healing: a blog, a podcast, resources for reading and studying, opportunities to attend retreats, workshops, and healing weekends, all focused on gaining a deeper understanding of the empowering relationship Jesus had with women throughout the Gospels.


Reclaiming Spiritual Dignity
We offer a safe, intellectually honest space for women to rediscover how Jesus truly saw, valued, and called them. This journey moves past patriarchal misinterpretations of scripture towards a restorative understanding of faith.
Our work integrates biblical scholarship, historical context, and thoughtful pastoral care. We believe every woman has the right to her own voice, gifted to her by God and encouraged by the example Jesus gave through women in the Gospels.


"No step taken in faith is wasted, not by a God who makes all things new."
~ Rachel Held Evans
Core Commitments
Intellectual Honesty
Pastoral Safety
Biblical Depth
We engage with scripture and history rigorously, asking difficult questions without fear of simple answers.
Cultivating an environment where every woman feels seen, heard, and deeply valued in her spiritual journey.
Exploring the profound truths of faith through careful study, unearthing ancient wisdom for modern lives.
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