This Week In Cool Stuff: 06/09/12

-As I wrote last week, Rachel Held Evans is hosting a Week of Mutuality synchroblog, which focuses on egalitarianism in the Church. There were a lot of good blog posts, so it was hard to pick which ones to include for this week. But for starters, here is Rachel's husband Dan talking about how they share the household roles. Excerpt:

When I’m working on a film project, who’s taking the supporting role and feeding everyone? Rachel. When I took a year to buy, renovate and sell an investment property, who supported me throughout? Rachel. When Rachel’s working to finish a writing project by deadline, who’s supporting her by keeping the house clean and the laundry done? Me. Our life decisions are made in tandem. We’re the ones leading our lives. We aren't battling over who's leading who.

-Likewise, Sarah Moon says it's time to reclaim complementarianism from patriarchy.

-The Huffington Post lists the ten books every American needs to read. (I've only read two.)

-Speaking of which, my friend Emily Timbol writes her first HuffPo article!

-Derek Webb recently teamed up with his co-producer Josh Moore and Autumn Film lead singer Latifah Phillips for a new music project called SOLA-MI. You can download their soundtrack to the upcoming movie Nexus for free on their website. If you like Webb's electronic stuff, you should check it out!

-And finally, one of my all-time favorite books The Perks of Being a Wallflower is being made into a movie, and judging by the trailer it's going to be awesome!