Still believing : Jewish, Christian, and Jewish women affirm their faith

In these stories, women show how faith structures their lives and how "belonging" to a tradition remains meaningful.

The authors include Nura W Ammat'ullah, a Muslim developer of faith-based community initiatives; Kathleen Duffy, a Catholic religious and professor of physics; Rhonda Hustedt Jacobsen, an assistant dean and a professor of psychology; Azza Karam, a director of women's programs for an interfaith organization; Anna Karpathakis, who teaches behavioral sciences; Judith Lober, founding editor of "Gender and Society"; Mira Morgenstern, a professor of political science; Vanessa Ochs, a professor of Jewish studies; and Louise M Temple-Rosebrook, a professor of biology.