Introduction - Milda Ališauskienė, Eglė Aleknaitė and Marianne Bjelland Kartzow;
1. Religions and Gender Equality in the Baltic States: Key Aspects of Soviet and Post-Soviet Developments - Milda Ališauskienė, Dace Balode, Linards Rozentals, Anne Kull and Artūras Tereškinas;
2. Female Presidents, but not Female Priests? Catholic and Evangelical Lutheran Women's Discourse on Female Ordination and Gender Relations in Estonia, Latvia, And Lithuania - Eglė Aleknaitė, Anne Kull and Girts Rozners;
3. Seeking Equality: Relational and Power-based Conceptualizations of Gender (in)Equality among Latvian Women of Faith - Aivita Putnina;
4. Between Gender Equality and Religion: The Baltic Muslim Women’s Quest for ’True’ Islam - Morta Vidūnaitė, Anastasia Babash and Anne Hege Grung;
5. Gender as a (non)issue in Lithuanian female Muslims’ lives - Egdūnas Račius;
6. Gender Roles and Family Practices among Pagan Women in Lithuania and Estonia: between Reconstruction of Tradition and Memories from Soviet Past? - Milda Ališauskienė and Liina Kilemit;
7. Gender (in)equalities in lived Christianity: Catholic and Lutheran Evangelical Women’s Understanding of Gender Roles in the Family in Estonia and Latvia - Liina Kilemit, Aivita Putnina, Girts Rozners;
8. From the Demonization of LGBTQ+ to the Privatization of Intimate Citizenship in the Lithuanian Catholic Church - Artūras Tereškinas and Morta Vidūnaitė;
9. Baltic Parable of Life and Death: Christian Opinions on Gendered Violence in the Context of the Istanbul Convention - Gintarė Pocė, Anne Kull, and Ilva Skulte;
10. Inter- and intra-religious alliances making gender and family politics in Norway and Lithuania: What is at stake, and for whom? - Anne Hege Grung and Eglė Aleknaitė;
11. Intersections of Religion and Gender in Public Schools of Baltic Countries - Olga Schihalejev, Rimgailė Dikšaitė, Laima Geikina