Women’s History Month: The Renaissance
Venerable Ann of Jesus Ann Lobera lived from 1545 to 1621. She was a Spanish Discalced (barefoot) Carmelite nun and writer who founded and furthered
Venerable Ann of Jesus Ann Lobera lived from 1545 to 1621. She was a Spanish Discalced (barefoot) Carmelite nun and writer who founded and furthered
Ok I’ll just admit it. I didn’t plan on binge-watching an entire season of the new comedy Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt in a single evening but
Anne and Elizabeth Hart, sisters only separated in age by a single year, were Methodist leaders on the Carribean island of Antigua. Born into a
Macrina the Younger was a member of a celibate community of fourth century Christians who devoted much of her life to the theological education of other
In commemorating International Women’s Day, we remain sober about the future safety of girls and women. According to the United Nations 35% of the world’s
[Editor’s note: This post is one in a series on notable women from church history we’re doing to celebrate Women’s History Month. This week we’re highlighting
Hello friends. I’m happy to share these excellent blog posts that celebrate biblical equality for men and women. You’ll see posts about empowering women, the
An author, playwright, and philanthropist, Hannah More was a single woman living in England during the 1700s into the early nineteenth century. Moore was the
During his encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well, Jesus promised that, “Everyone who drinks of this water will be thirsty again, but whoever
[Editor’s note: March is Women’s History Month and CBE is celebrating by highlighting some admirable women from church history that you may or may not