Women in the Early Christian Ministry

This book is a powerful defense of women's right to lead and participate in religious ministry. Written in response to criticisms by Bishop William Doane and other opponents of women's ministry, it argues that women played an important role in the early Christian church and that their contributions should be celebrated and encouraged today. It is an inspiring and thought-provoking book that challenges traditional notions of gender roles in religion.

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