Jennie chancey biography

  • Married to Matthew Chancey, Jennie's adventure continues as homeschooling mom of eight children, owner of Sense & Sensibility Patterns, and occasional writer .
  • Jennie is the wife of Matt, home educating mother of ten and last year relocated to Kenya.
  • Jennie continues to sell sewing patterns and occasionally blogs about life on her pattern site.

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    Who is Jennie Chancey?

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    Passionate Housewives Desperate for God: Fresh Vision for the Hopeful Homemaker

    February 8, 2011
    I was not the intended audience for this book, and as such I felt like a was reading through a glass darkly. The Christian language was a code-- and I have read the Bible, cover to cover, people! I'm comfortable with scriptural language, dense theology, thees and thous. The meta-Christianity, though, the modern American Christian culture championed by the authors is completely foreign to me.

    A good friend gave me this book. She speaks the lingo, was raised in it-- and so this book inspired her to feel proud of her life as a mom. I'm happy she got such a positive message out of it-- and I finished the darn thing because of her. I kept waiting for the paranoid ranting and metaphor-mixing to end and affirmations, advice, or information to begin. Here's the spoiler: there are no affirmations, pieces of advice or tidbits of information. There are, however, hyperbolic paranoid rants against feminists (emasculators, all!), against whiny depressed women who feel trapped at home (suck it up, ladies! Submit HARDER!), even against Christians-- PASTORS-- who advise women that "submitting" to husbands is contingent on the husbands' righteousness. Nu-uh, girls. Submit to him so that he'll ste

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    I am delighted that Jennie Chancey has agreed to be interviewed. Jennie is the wife of Matt, home educating mother of ten and last year relocated to Kenya. She runs Sense and sensibility Patterns selling patterns for historical, wearable clothing and also  Ladies against feminism which is dedicated to publishing a thoughtful and Biblical response to feminism and to encourage women in their God-given roles. She has co-authored Passionate housewives Desperate for God.
    Jennie is a friend and we look forward to her rather too infrequent visits to the UK. She is always a great fund of book ideas and has kindly given some book recommendations as part of this interview.

     Jennie, thank you for agreeing to be interviewed. Moving across continents must have been an enormous change for you and your family. Which differences have you noticed most? How do you think that those of us who live in the West can learn from Kenya?
    I actually have to say that the move was about the smoothest we've ever had, even with two 8-hour flight legs, nine children, and 56 trunks plus carry-ons! We had a lot of people praying for us, and it just couldn't have been a better trip. I think God prepared us for this move for many years, as we'd moved before for Matt's wor
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