Genesis 1-3: Creation Order and Equality
RICHARD HESS (Ph.D., Hebrew Union College) is professor of Old Testament and Semitic languages at Denver Seminary. He is also the editor of the Denver Journal, Denver Seminary's online theological review journal, and the Bulletin for Biblical Research.

Women in the Old Testament
HAVILAH DHARAMRAJ is completing her Ph.D. in Old Testament at the University of Durham and serving as faculty-in-training at the South Asia Institute for Advanced Christian Studies (SAIACS). Havilah and her husband Dharamraj have two children, Paul and Jerusha.

The Feminine Voice of God
RONALD PIERCE has taught biblical studies and theology at Biola University since 1976. He has been ordained with the Evangelical Free Church since 1989. His interests includes Old Testament studies, the Israel-Palestine conflict and the contemporary gender debate among evangelicals. His is co-editor of Discovering Biblical Equality: Complementarity without Hierarchy, which has just been released by InterVarsity Press in October 2004. He and his wife Pat reside in Fullerton, Calif., and have two adult children.

The Inheritance of Job's Daughters & Its Implications for Modern Gender Relations
SARA WILHELM is a full-time Master of Divinity student and associate director of admissions and recruitment at Bethel Seminary in St. Paul, Minn. Her workshop is based on her award-winning paper from the 2007 Midwest Regional Meeting for the Evangelical Theological Society's Student Paper Competition.

Patriarchy Happens: An Exegetical Biblical Survey
DEL BIRKEY  (D.Min., Bethany Theological Seminary) has served in pastoral and teaching ministries in churches and as a visiting seminary professor. He is author of The Fall of Patriarchy: Its Broken Legacy Judged by Jesus & the Apostolic House Church Communities (Fenestra, 2005).

Gender, Bible, Language, and Culture
DAVID BALL (Ph.D., University of Sheffield) is dean of The Association for Theological Education by Extension (TAFTEE) in Bangalore, India.