Women of the New Testament: Faith, Mission and Dignity

Far from heated debates and preconceived ideas, this book invites readers on a journey into the heart of the first century to rediscover the faces and voices of the women who surrounded Jesus and helped shape the earliest days of the Church. While figures such as Mary of Nazareth, Mary Magdalene, and Martha may be familiar, how much do we really know about Phoebe, Junia, or Priscilla? In an ancient world marked by powerful social barriers, the Gospel introduces a striking new vision. Jesus of Nazareth looks upon every woman with complete freedom and dignity. He heals wounded bodies, restores broken lives, teaches the mysteries of God without distinction, and chooses Mary Magdalene to become the very first witness of his Resurrection. Following his example, the first Christian communities grow and flourish through the hospitality of courageous women who open their homes and dedicate themselves to the service of the Gospel. These pages explore both the inspiring stories of the New Testament and the more challenging questions that continue to shape Christian life today. This is an invitation to rediscover how, even now, all believers are called to share in a common mission at the service of the Gospel.

Pagina's: 140, Paperback, Independently published