Rev. Delaney Schlake-Kruse - Poking Holes in the Patriarchy

Poking holes in the patriarchy and asking hard questions... this interview with Rev. Delaney Schake-Kruse leaves nothing out. Join us as we talk about everything from Queen Vashti and Jesus refusing to co-sign on systems of dominance and oppression to what it's like to be pastors who are also pastor's wives. Rev. Delaney is brilliant and shares her wisdom with all of us; breaking down what it looks like to poke holes in oppressive structures and how to lead effectively, with compassion, strength, and grace. From Pastor Kelsey: "Delaney is brilliant. I learned so much from this interview, and pray that you do, too!"

Rev. Delaney Schlake-Kruse is a pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, serving a beautiful small congregation in Milwaukee. Delaney values theological depth, good music, and strong coffee. Delaney is currently pursuing a doctor of ministry degree in congregational vitality, and she loves to think about the Bible, leadership, Lutheran theology. Delaney lives with her husband in a beautiful bungalow in Milwaukee, and when she's not pastoring or plotting ways to dismantle systems of injustice, you can find her running, gardening, or sitting on her porch.