Women Worth Knowing

Women Worth Knowing

By Cheryl Brodersen and Robin Jones GunnReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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  • Betsey Stockton, Part 2

    Betsey was born into slavery around fifteen years after the Revolutionary War ended. It’s believed that her father was a slave owner. She was given to a couple who settled in Princeton, New Jersey. Undaunted by her circumstances, Betsey taught herself to read and, as a teenager, made a lasting commitment to Christ and was baptized. In her early twenties, she became the first single woman to be sent as a missionary to the Hawaiian Islands. She was also the first former slave of mixed blood to start a school. She is credited for the education of 8,000 Hawaiian commoners during her few years on Maui. When she returned to the U.S. via London, she became the most globally traveled black woman at that time. During the remainder of her life, she had a profound impact in furthering the education and spiritual condition of the black community in Princeton, New Jersey.

    • The Education of Betsey Stockton: An Odyssey of Slavery and Freedom, Gregory Nobles
    • She Calls Herself Betsey Stockton: The Illustrated Odyssey of a Princeton Slave by Constance K. Escher
    • The Honolulu Star Advertiser Hawai’i Once Had a Negro Missionary
    • Profiles of African-American Missionaries By Robert J. Stevens and Brian Johnson
    • Missionaries You Should Know, Leslie Hildreth
    • African-American Religion, A Historical Interpretation with Representative Documents, Betsey Stockton’s Journal
    • 30 min
    • Betsey Stockton, Part 1

      Betsey was born into slavery around fifteen years after the Revolutionary War ended. It’s believed that her father was a slave owner. She was given to a couple who settled in Princeton, New Jersey. Undaunted by her circumstances, Betsey taught herself to read and, as a teenager, made a lasting commitment to Christ and was baptized. In her early twenties, she became the first single woman to be sent as a missionary to the Hawaiian Islands. She was also the first former slave of mixed blood to start a school. She is credited for the education of 8,000 Hawaiian commoners during her few years on Maui. When she returned to the U.S. via London, she became the most globally traveled black woman at that time. During the remainder of her life, she had a profound impact in furthering the education and spiritual condition of the black community in Princeton, New Jersey.

      • The Education of Betsey Stockton: An Odyssey of Slavery and Freedom, Gregory Nobles
      • She Calls Herself Betsey Stockton: The Illustrated Odyssey of a Princeton Slave by Constance K. Escher
      • The Honolulu Star Advertiser Hawai’i Once Had a Negro Missionary
      • Profiles of African-American Missionaries By Robert J. Stevens and Brian Johnson
      • Missionaries You Should Know, Leslie Hildreth
      • African-American Religion, A Historical Interpretation with Representative Documents, Betsey Stockton’s Journal
      • 32 min
      • Clara Brown, Part 2

        Clara was born into slavery in the year 1800. She was not freed until she was fifty-nine years old. Undaunted by the pain, difficulties, and hardships of life, Clara determined to put Jesus first in all she did. Her story becomes exceptional and inspiring as we follow her life from slavery, through setbacks and sorrow, in hard work and trying times, all the way to the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.

        Clara Brown: The Rags to Riches Story of a Freed Slave of Central City, Colorado, by Julie McDonal

        27 min
      • Clara Brown, Part 1

        Clara was born into slavery in the year 1800. She was not freed until she was fifty-nine years old. Undaunted by the pain, difficulties, and hardships of life, Clara determined to put Jesus first in all she did. Her story becomes exceptional and inspiring as we follow her life from slavery, through setbacks and sorrow, in hard work and trying times, all the way to the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.

        Clara Brown: The Rags to Riches Story of a Freed Slave of Central City, Colorado, by Julie McDonal

        27 min
      • Aileen Alegre, Part 3

        Aileen Alegre is an engaging young woman who presently works in the mountains of Peru rescuing and helping children who have been the victims of neglect, abandonment, and abuse (both physical and sexual). On this program Aileen shares her testimony of growing up as a young Peruvian girl in Florida. She tells us how she came to know Jesus, serve Jesus, and learn to obey His voice. Prepare to laugh and be delighted as Aileen shares the wonderful ways God has moved and worked in her life.

        https://therefugeofhope.com

        27 min
      • Aileen Alegre, Part 2

        Aileen Alegre is an engaging young woman who presently works in the mountains of Peru rescuing and helping children who have been the victims of neglect, abandonment, and abuse (both physical and sexual). On this program Aileen shares her testimony of growing up as a young Peruvian girl in Florida. She tells us how she came to know Jesus, serve Jesus, and learn to obey His voice. Prepare to laugh and be delighted as Aileen shares the wonderful ways God has moved and worked in her life.

        https://therefugeofhope.com

        27 min
      • Aileen Alegre, Part 1

        Aileen Alegre is an engaging young woman who presently works in the mountains of Peru rescuing and helping children who have been the victims of neglect, abandonment, and abuse (both physical and sexual). On this program Aileen shares her testimony of growing up as a young Peruvian girl in Florida. She tells us how she came to know Jesus, serve Jesus, and learn to obey His voice. Prepare to laugh and be delighted as Aileen shares the wonderful ways God has moved and worked in her life.

        https://therefugeofhope.com

        26 min
      • Gloria Chapman, Part 3

        Gloria Chapman knows what it's like to have her whole world collapse on a global scale. On December 8, 1980, the world was shocked by the news that former Beatle, John Lennon, had been shot and killed. The man who pleaded guilty to the murder was Gloria's husband, Mark David Chapman.

        Gloria and Mark had only been married eighteen months prior to this horrible crime. Remarkably, they have remained married during Mark's forty-four years of imprisonment. Gloria's statement, “I might be the only person in the world who will ever love this man,” might seem true. But what is obviously true is that God's love for both Gloria and Mark is lasting and real, and radiates through their story.

        Listen to this three-episode series of how Hawaii-born Gloria Chapman came to Christ, how God enabled her to remain true to her vows, and learn about the amazing work of All About Jesus Ministries (AAJM). https://prisonministry.net/aajm

        27 min
      • Gloria Chapman, Part 2

        Gloria Chapman knows what it's like to have her whole world collapse on a global scale. On December 8, 1980, the world was shocked by the news that former Beatle, John Lennon, had been shot and killed. The man who pleaded guilty to the murder was Gloria's husband, Mark David Chapman.

        Gloria and Mark had only been married eighteen months prior to this horrible crime. Remarkably, they have remained married during Mark's forty-four years of imprisonment. Gloria's statement, “I might be the only person in the world who will ever love this man,” might seem true. But what is obviously true is that God's love for both Gloria and Mark is lasting and real, and radiates through their story.

        Listen to this three-episode series of how Hawaii-born Gloria Chapman came to Christ, how God enabled her to remain true to her vows, and learn about the amazing work of All About Jesus Ministries (AAJM). https://prisonministry.net/aajm

        26 min
      • Gloria Chapman, Part 1

        Gloria Chapman knows what it's like to have her whole world collapse on a global scale. On December 8, 1980, the world was shocked by the news that former Beatle, John Lennon, had been shot and killed. The man who pleaded guilty to the murder was Gloria's husband, Mark David Chapman.

        Gloria and Mark had only been married eighteen months prior to this horrible crime. Remarkably, they have remained married during Mark's forty-four years of imprisonment. Gloria's statement, “I might be the only person in the world who will ever love this man,” might seem true. But what is obviously true is that God's love for both Gloria and Mark is lasting and real, and radiates through their story.

        Listen to this three-episode series of how Hawaii-born Gloria Chapman came to Christ, how God enabled her to remain true to her vows, and learn about the amazing work of All About Jesus Ministries (AAJM). https://prisonministry.net/aajm

        27 min

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      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,…

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