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    Christianity

    Women Worth Knowing

    Join us each week for a lively conversation between authors Cheryl Brodersen and Robin Jones Gunn as they explore the lives of well-known—and not so well-known—Christian women in history. Trust us, these are definitely women worth knowing!

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    Emmeline Stuart Aug 27, 2024
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    There was only one source of information we could find about Dr. Stuart, and that was from Wikipedia. We stumbled on Dr. Stuart in our research on Mary Bird (1859-1914) who was a missionary in Persia. Dr. Emmeline Stuart was the female doctor who was sent to relieve Mary of her medical responsibilities. Dr. Stuart was committed to the cause of the gospel. Though she was a skilled surgeon and doctor, her first concern was for the spiritual well-being of the women in Persia. Though the information on Dr. Emmeline Stuart is scant, what we learned is both inspiring and stunning.

    Isabella Bird Bishop, Part 3 Aug 20, 2024
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    Born in 1831 in England, Isabella Bird lived in a time and culture when it was considered unfashionable for a woman to travel alone, let alone go on explorations. Though Isabel was a tiny woman and suffered all her life with bad health, she became one of the foremost explorers and travel writers of her day! She was the first white woman to climb Mauna Loa in Hawaii, survey the Rockies of Colorado, travel the interior of Japan, sail up the Yangtze River in China,and scale the Himalayas, among other firsts. Not only did this intrepid traveler accomplish all these feats, but she also documented them with her pen and paper. Join us as we discuss the extraordinary life and adventures of this valiant, fearless Christian woman.

    • So: A Curious Life for a Lady: The Story of Isabella Bird by Pat Barr
    • Wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabella_Bird
    • Isabella Bird - Colorado Women's Hall of Fame
    • cogreatwomen.org
    • https://www.womeninexploration.org/timeline/isabella-bird/
    Isabella Bird Bishop, Part 2 Aug 13, 2024
    Show notes

    Born in 1831 in England, Isabella Bird lived in a time and culture when it was considered unfashionable for a woman to travel alone, let alone go on explorations. Though Isabel was a tiny woman and suffered all her life with bad health, she became one of the foremost explorers and travel writers of her day! She was the first white woman to climb Mauna Loa in Hawaii, survey the Rockies of Colorado, travel the interior of Japan, sail up the Yangtze River in China,and scale the Himalayas, among other firsts. Not only did this intrepid traveler accomplish all these feats, but she also documented them with her pen and paper. Join us as we discuss the extraordinary life and adventures of this valiant, fearless Christian woman.

    • So: A Curious Life for a Lady: The Story of Isabella Bird by Pat Barr
    • Wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabella_Bird
    • Isabella Bird - Colorado Women's Hall of Fame
    • cogreatwomen.org
    • https://www.womeninexploration.org/timeline/isabella-bird/
    Isabella Bird Bishop, Part 1 Aug 06, 2024
    Show notes

    Born in 1831 in England, Isabella Bird lived in a time and culture when it was considered unfashionable for a woman to travel alone, let alone go on explorations. Though Isabel was a tiny woman and suffered all her life with bad health, she became one of the foremost explorers and travel writers of her day! She was the first white woman to climb Mauna Loa in Hawaii, survey the Rockies of Colorado, travel the interior of Japan, sail up the Yangtze River in China,and scale the Himalayas, among other firsts. Not only did this intrepid traveler accomplish all these feats, but she also documented them with her pen and paper. Join us as we discuss the extraordinary life and adventures of this valiant, fearless Christian woman.

    • So: A Curious Life for a Lady: The Story of Isabella Bird by Pat Barr
    • Wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabella_Bird
    • Isabella Bird - Colorado Women's Hall of Fame
    • cogreatwomen.org
    • https://www.womeninexploration.org/timeline/isabella-bird/
    Mary Bird, Part 2 Jul 30, 2024
    Show notes

    Mary Rebecca Bird was the first single missionary to be sent to Persia by the CMS (Church Missionary Society). She was born in 1859, and from the young age of five, she pledged her life to the service of God in a foreign land. At thirty-two years old, she moved to Persia and ministered to the medical, physical, and spiritual needs of children, wives, and young women. She was often confronted with danger and death threats, but by the grace of God, Mary persevered and never experienced any harm. Prepare to fall in love with this intrepid, loving, humble, and grace-filled adventurer for Jesus!

    • Mary Bird in Persia by Clara C. Rice
    • wikipedia.org/wiki?Mary_Bird_(medical_missionary)
    • She Went Alone by C. Savery
    Mary Bird, Part 1 Jul 23, 2024
    Show notes

    Mary Rebecca Bird was the first single missionary to be sent to Persia by the CMS (Church Missionary Society). She was born in 1859, and from the young age of five, she pledged her life to the service of God in a foreign land. At thirty-two years old, she moved to Persia and ministered to the medical, physical, and spiritual needs of children, wives, and young women. She was often confronted with danger and death threats, but by the grace of God, Mary persevered and never experienced any harm. Prepare to fall in love with this intrepid, loving, humble, and grace-filled adventurer for Jesus!

    • Mary Bird in Persia by Clara C. Rice
    • wikipedia.org/wiki?Mary_Bird_(medical_missionary)
    • She Went Alone by C. Savery
    Lindy Boone, Part 2 Jul 16, 2024
    Show notes

    What an honor it is to have Lindy Boone with us in studio today. Lindy grew up in a family of singers. Her father, Pat Boone, often took his family on tour with him. Lindy and her three sisters recorded several Christian albums as The Boone Girls, including their Grammy Award-nominated First Class.

    When Lindy’s son, Ryan had an accident that resulted in a traumatic brain injury in 2001, she experienced suffering like she’d never known. Her journal through the first year became a book, titled Heaven Hears. She and her family established Ryan’s Reach to help survivors of brain injury and opened two homes to provide care for survivors. TBI Talk is a podcast she launched to provide resources for those who have been on similar journeys.
    In November, 2023, Lindy recorded her song, “Wordlayer” with studio backup from her sisters and we will air the song at the end of the podcast.

    • Ryan's Reach (ryansreach.com)
    • TBI Talk Episode 1 (youtube.com)
    • Heaven Hears: The True Story of What Happened When Pat Boone Asked the World to Pray for His Grandson's Survival (Audible Audio Edition): Lindy Boone Michaelis, Susy Flory, Lindy Boone Michaelis, Oasis Audio: Audible Books & Originals
    Lindy Boone, Part 1 Jul 09, 2024
    Show notes

    What an honor it is to have Lindy Boone with us in studio today. Lindy grew up in a family of singers. Her father, Pat Boone, often took his family on tour with him. Lindy and her three sisters recorded several Christian albums as The Boone Girls, including their Grammy Award-nominated First Class.

    When Lindy’s son, Ryan had an accident that resulted in a traumatic brain injury in 2001, she experienced suffering like she’d never known. Her journal through the first year became a book, titled Heaven Hears. She and her family established Ryan’s Reach to help survivors of brain injury and opened two homes to provide care for survivors. TBI Talk is a podcast she launched to provide resources for those who have been on similar journeys.
    In November, 2023, Lindy recorded her song, “Wordlayer” with studio backup from her sisters and we will air the song at the end of the podcast.

    • Ryan's Reach (ryansreach.com)
    • TBI Talk Episode 1 (youtube.com)
    • Heaven Hears: The True Story of What Happened When Pat Boone Asked the World to Pray for His Grandson's Survival (Audible Audio Edition): Lindy Boone Michaelis, Susy Flory, Lindy Boone Michaelis, Oasis Audio: Audible Books & Originals
    Mathilda Wrede, Part 2 Jul 02, 2024
    Show notes

    Baroness Mathilda Wrede grew up in a wealthy household. Her early years were filled with privilege. However, after coming to know Jesus at nineteen years old, the trajectory of her life took a radical turn toward helping the least-regarded element of society: the prisoner and convict. Mathilda had a dream of a man begging her to come to the prison and speak the words of Jesus. Listen in to hear how Mathilda set about answering that call.

    • https://truechristian.church/trousseauchest/the-legacy/devout-women/item/mathilde-wrede-the-angel-of-the-prisons
    • http://www.pawcreek.org/mathilde-wrede/
    • https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/wrede-mathilda-1864-1928
    Mathilda Wrede, Part 1 Jun 25, 2024
    Show notes

    Baroness Mathilda Wrede grew up in a wealthy household. Her early years were filled with privilege. However, after coming to know Jesus at nineteen years old, the trajectory of her life took a radical turn toward helping the least-regarded element of society: the prisoner and convict. Mathilda had a dream of a man begging her to come to the prison and speak the words of Jesus. Listen in to hear how Mathilda set about answering that call.

    • https://truechristian.church/trousseauchest/the-legacy/devout-women/item/mathilde-wrede-the-angel-of-the-prisons
    • http://www.pawcreek.org/mathilde-wrede/
    • https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/wrede-mathilda-1864-1928
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