Junia, the female apostle, was imprisoned for the gospel.
Gracia Tama Hosokawa, a 16th-century Japanese convert to Christianity, risked her life by translating Christian texts so her neighbors could understand the gospel.
Beth Moore, modern-day Bible teacher and author, has been maligned and mocked by those she calls brothers and sisters.
Through it all, these women, and many more female saints throughout the centuries, have chosen to cling to Jesus. As Women’s History Month draws to a close, we invite you to read a story or two of such sisters whose lives encourage us to remain steadfast in all seasons.
Junia, the Female Apostle Imprisoned for the Gospel
The Benevolent Tradition: The Charity of Women
Perpetua
Teresa of Avila
These 3 Japanese Christian Women Changed Their Country
Anne Bradstreet
Jarena Lee
Beth Moore Speaks Out
