Kim Ruff-Moore
Listen, when I tell you that there are so many women in church who are so mean they will look right at you and not speak, I am not exaggerating.We sing about sisterhood. We call each other 'sister' and 'queen' and post about 'doing life together.' And yet so many women walk into the house of God and leave feeling smaller than when they came in: left off the invite list, passed over for the solo, iced out of the group chat, graded on a scorecard nobody admits exists.Mean Girls in Ministry is the book the church has needed for a long time: an honest, funny, convicting look at the cliques, the competition, the sweet-voiced gossip, and the tiny kingdoms that keep women from being the sisters they were called to be.With humor, grace, and more Scripture than you’d expect from a book with this title, Kim Ruff-Moore walks through fifteen unforgettable chapters.This isn’t a book written to drag church women. It’s a love letter to them, written by one of them, with the hope that we can stop competing for seats and start making room for one another.Complete with reflection questions, an 8-week group discussion guide, a Scripture index, a shareable 'Which Mean Girl Energy Are You... Sometimes?' quiz, and a tear-out Covenant for the Table, this book is built to be read alone and even better read in community.Come as you are. Pull up a chair. There’s room at this table for you.
