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Do no harm: sexual harassment by laity of United Methodist clergywomen
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- Do no harm: sexual harassment by laity of United Methodist clergywomen reveals a crisis supported by cultural attitudes about gender. Introductions to civil and secular law and United Methodist polity, doctrine and history show the systemic character of the issues. A study of clergywomen in the United States unveils the dynamics of sexual harassment. Vivid personal stories from women who experienced sexual harassment show that problems usually are left unattended by church leaders. The secular law, women's studies, family systems theory, and leadership paradigms each offer challenges and opportunities. The study recommends actions for the church at all levels.
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