Posts tagged women in Christianity
New Book Unearths The Lost Leadership Of Women During Early Christianity
New Book Unearths The Lost Leadership Of Women During Early Christianity

(REVIEW) The information we have about the role of women in ancient Christianity is limited. Among the male disciples, only two prominent figures stand out: Mary and Mary Magdalene. Overall, women’s participation in church leadership has been restricted, and the appointment of women as priests and ecclesiastical leaders remains a controversial issue to this today.

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Architecture, Books, Catholicism, Christianity, Europe, History, News, Religion News, Religious Equality, Society, Women, women, ArcheologyThien BuiThien Bui, archeology, women in Christianity, Women in Ministry, Women leaders, church history, female pastors, books, book reviewComment
Why The Future Of The World’s Largest Religion Is Female — And African
Why The Future Of The World’s Largest Religion Is Female — And African

(OPINION) Women make up the majority of Christians today. One of the most common refrains about the church in Africa is that it is majority female. But more precise data about African women’s contributions and religious identities is lacking.

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Africa, OpinionGina ZurloGina Zurlo, global Christianity, Christianity in Africa, Pew research, Africa, African Christianity, women in Christianity, women in the churchComment