Las iglesias luteranas de América Latina y El Caribe han participado desde el 2007 del Programa de Sustentabilidad. Este Programa fue una iniciativa del Departamento de Misión y Desarrollo de la Federación Luterana Mundial con el fin de reflexionar juntas sobre su sustentabilidad en busca de nuevos modelos de liderazgo. Este trabajo propone usar llaves hermenéuticas basadas en la Teología Feminista de la Liberación para pensar otros modelos de liderazgo y otros modelos eclesiásticos. El argumento central es que la utilización de la Teología Feminista de Liberación como lente de análisis del liderazgo de estas iglesias, permite entrever nuevas formas de interpretar las estructuras eclesiásticas que sean más participativas e inclusivas. La Teología Feminista de Liberación propone el espiral hermenéutico como método de análisis y desafía a mirar los modelos de iglesia en diálogo con la experiencia cotidiana de mujeres y otros grupos excluidos. Llama a concebir la iglesia como estructura relacional, como un espiral concéntrico y abierto, interconectado con todas las cosas. / The Lutheran churches in Latin America and the Caribbean have been participating since 2007 of the Sustainability Program. This Program was a result of the initiative of the Department of Mission and Development of the Lutheran World Federation with the main goal at together reflecting about their own sustainability. This paper proposes to use hermeneutical keys based on Feminist Liberation Theology to reflect about new ecclesiastical models and new models of leadership. The main argument is that using Feminist Liberation Theology as the lenses for the analysis of the leadership of those churches allows envisioning new ways of interpreting ecclesiastical structures that are more participatory and inclusive. Feminist Theology of Liberation proposes the hermeneutical spiral as method for analysis and challenges to look at the ecclesiastical models in dialog with the daily experiences of women and other excluded groups. It calls to understand the church as a relational structure, as a concentric spiral, always open, interconnected with all things.

The master thesis Reflection of gospels from the view of choosen feminist theological texts is situated do the context of christian feminist theology, specifically in the framework of feminist theology of liberation. It's focused especially on the texts of feministic protestant theologists Jana Opočenská and Dorothee Solle, mainly on texts which are related to the choosen parts of the gospels. The theoretical part is aimed especially on the theoretical and methodological basics which includes besides others the major concepts of feminist theories of gender stereotypes and the sex-gender system. The attention is also paid to the concepts of feminist theology with main focus to the thesis of relatedness and mutuality exercised in the field of exegesis of Biblical texts, anthropology nad christology. In this part of thesis is also mentioned the biographical context of the canonical gospels origin including its follow-up interpretation by the prism of texts written by feminist-theological authors mentioned above. The analytical part of the thesis is aimed on two concrete moments of gospels and their interpretation through the texts of Jana Opočenská and Dorothee Solle, considering the theoretical and methodological basis. Through the gender focused method of qualitative content analysis is subsequently...