(PDF) Great Women of the Christian Faith by Edith Deen

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Great Women of the Christian Faith
by Edith Deen

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• Publisher: Barbour Publishing
• Release date: March 1, 1986
• ISBN: 9780916441463 (0916441466)
• Format: hardcover, 410 pages
• Language: english
• Genres: biography, christianity, womens, christian
• Author: Edith Deen

About The Book

CHAPTER 1 —

Women of the early centuries —

Vibia Perpetua, early Christian martyr —

Helena, mother of Constantine —

Macrina, founder of a religious community for women in the Eastern Church —

Nonna, mother of Gregory the Divine —

Marcela, founder of the first religious community for women in the Western Church —

Monica, mother of Augustine —

Anthusa, mother of John Chrysostom —

Paula, Jerome’s inspirer —

Hilda, Anglo-Saxon Abbess of Whitby —

CHAPTER 2 —

Women of the middle centuries —

Clare, founder of the Franciscan order of Poor Clares —

Elizabeth of Hungary, helper of the poor —

Catherine of Siena, revitalized the Church —

Joan of Arc, the Deborah of France —

Isabella of Castile, first to aid the Church in the New World —

Vittoria Colonna, inspirer of Michelangelo —

Margaret of Navarre, defender of the Reformation —

Jeanne d’Albret, defender of the Reformation —

Katherine Von Bora, wife of Martin Luther —

Teresa of Avila —

beloved woman of the Carmelites CHAPTER 3 —

Women of a time of awakening —

Anne Hutchinson, the first woman preacher of New England —

Margaret Fell Fox, wife of George Fox —

Mary Fisher, pioneering missionary in New England —

Mme Jeanne Guyon, French mystic —

Susanna Wesley, mother of John and Charles Wesley —

Lady Huntingdon, eighteenth-century revivalist —

CHAPTER 4 —

Women who pioneered —

“Mother Ann” Lee, founder of the American Shakers —

Elizabeth Fry, leader of prison reform —

Ann Judson, first American woman missionary to the Far East —

Emily H. Tubman, an example of Christian stewardship —

Mary Smith Moffat and Mary Moffat Livingstone, missionary mother and daughter —

Narcissa Whitman, missionary to the Indians —

Florence Nightingale, ministering angel in the Crimean War CHAPTER 5 —

Women who built —

Catherine Booth, “Mother” of the Salvation Army —

Lucy Webb Hayes, faithful first lady —

Nettie Fowler McCormick, an international Christian —

Amanda Smith, Negro woman evangelist —

Lottie Moon, pioneer of the mission fund —

Mary Slesor, “White Ma” of Calabar —

CHAPTER 6 —

Women who advanced —

Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, founder of the Servants of Relief for Incurable Cancer —

Pandita Ramabai, founder of a mission, translator of the Bible —

Helen Barrett Montgomery, translator of the New Testament —

Mrs. Charles Jones Soony, China’s great Christian mother —

Teresa of Lisieux, guide of the Little Way —

Women Hymn Writers, they sang to the world VIGNETTES OF OTHER CHRISTIAN WOMEN THROUGH NINETEEN CENTURIES —

Thecia, she illuminated many by the Word of God —

Flavia Domitilla, a Christian charged with atheism —

Cecilia, the patroness saint of church music —

Olympias, the glory of widows of the Eastern Chuch —

Fabiola, the founder of the first hospital in Europe —

Pulcheria, she bestowed many benefits ont he fourth-century church —

Genevieve, the beloved patron saint of Paris —

Clotilda, she converted the Franks to Christianity —

Bridget of Ireland, Ireland’s best-loved woman saint —

Radegonde, a courageous and Godly queen —

Theodelinda, she brought the Lombards into the Church —

Bertha, England’s first Christian queen —

Bathildis, a queen who prized freedom —

Lioba, she pioneered in the Christianization of Germany —

Matilda, she fulfilled Psalm 128 —

Roswitha, a religious writer of Medieval times —

Adela of Blois, the heroine of the First Crusade Hildegard of Bingen, the first of the German women mystics —

Mechthild of Magdeburg, her book was a light in the Middle Ages —

Gertrude the Great, a Christian seer and healer —

Bridget of Sweden, Scandinavia’s most famous saint —

Juliana of Norwich, the first Englishwoman to write a spiritual book —

Margery Kempe, a wandering fifteenth-century evangelist —

Catherine of Genoa, she lived int he world but did not conform to it —

Anna Reinhard Zwingli, she opened her home to the first Protestants —

Idelette de Bures, a great Reformer’s faithful wife —

Anna Bullinger, a ministering angel to Reformation refugees —

Renee of France, a friend of the persecuted during the Reformation —

Anne Askew, she was burned at the stake because of her religious beliefs —

Mme. Barbe Acarie, her hous was a center of religious Renaissance —

Marjory Bowes Knox, the faithful wife of John Knox —

Margaret Stuart Knox, the faithful wife of John Knox Jane Frances Fremoyot de Chantal, her “daughters” went on errands of mercy —

Rose of Lima, the first saint of the New World —

Pocahontas, a famous American Indian convert to Christianity —

Elizabeth Hooton, sixteenth-century preacher —

Marie de l’Incarnation, founder of the oldest North American convent school —

Marguerite Bourgeoys, she founded the first Canadian sisterhood —

Lucy Hutchinson, she typified Puritanism at its best —

Mary Dyer, an early American martyr —

Gulielma Penn, the devoted wife of William Penn —

Elizabeth Bunyan, the heroic wife of the author of Pilgrim’s Progress —

Margaret Blagge Godolphin, a righteous example to the Royal Court —

Barbara Heck, the “mother” of a new denomination in America —

Hannah More, she devoted her talents and pocketbook to the needy —

Jane Corneigle Campbell, the wife and mother of the Campbells —

Hannah Marshman, an early missionary to India Sally Thomas, she gave all she had —

Elizabeth Bayley Seton, she founded the first religious sisterhood in the United States —

Lucy G. Thurston, the “mother” of American missions in Hawaii —

Dorothea Lynde Dix, a saint in medicine and philanthropy —

Sarah Platt Haines Doremus, the untiring servant of missions —

Sarah Hall Boardman Judson, the selfless second wife of Adoniram Judson —

Eliza Clark Garrett, a pioneering supporter of religious training —

Emily Chubbuck Judson, the valiant third wife of Adoniram Judson —

Antoinette L. Brown, the first American woman to be ordained as a minister —

Hannah Whitall Smith, she knew the Christian’s Secret of a Happy Life —

Clara Swain, the first medical missionary to women and children of India —

Amanda McFarland, the first woman missionary to Alaska —

Isabella Thoburn, a pioneer in Christian education in India Emma Revell Moody, the inspiring wife of Dwight L. Moody —

Bernadette of Lourdes, her faith is enshrined at Lourdes —

Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first American citizen to be declared a saint —

Evelyn Underhill, an exponent of the mystical life.

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