Named · remembered · image-bearers · disciples

Women of Scripture

Every woman named in the Bible is a person God put on the page. Not scenery. Not a footnote to a man. This library is for women who want to be proud — of being women, and of being Christians.

Proud to be women · proud to be Christians

The Bible does not flatten women into one stereotype. It names queens and widows, prophets and mothers, merchants and martyrs-in-waiting, girls who say yes and women who argue with kings. If you are a woman and a Christian, you inherit a long roll call — not a silence.

Old Testament names

Eve to Esther · prophets · mothers · queens · the unnamed are many; the named still fill a city.

New Testament names

Marys · Lydia · Priscilla · Phoebe · the first witnesses of resurrection.

Mothers of the faith

Spotlight portraits — courage, intellect, hospitality, and holy stubbornness.

How to read this shelf

We list named women (personal names in the text). Some books leave women unnamed on purpose (the Syrophoenician mother, the woman at the well, Jephthah’s daughter) — their stories still matter; this catalog’s job is the names God wrote down. Cross-check your translation; spellings vary (Miriam/Maryam, etc.).