Reclaiming Voices

Women make up more than half of Baptist church members globally, yet many histories of Baptists have neglected women, focusing instead on men and the institutions they lead. This Special Issue of Religions seeks to fill this lacuna. It amplifies women’s voices in Baptist history over the past two hu...

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Опубліковано:	MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025
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Резюме:	Women make up more than half of Baptist church members globally, yet many histories of Baptists have neglected women, focusing instead on men and the institutions they lead. This Special Issue of Religions seeks to fill this lacuna. It amplifies women’s voices in Baptist history over the past two hundred years. By highlighting women’s stories, this Special Issue provides a more complete understanding of Baptist history, as it actually happened.

Reclaiming Voices

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