Ordaining Women: Biblical and Historical Insights

$12.95

By B.T. Roberts

Ordaining Women, though first published in 1891, is solidly relevant today. B.T. Roberts, founder of the Free Methodist Church, gives compelling insight into the mis-interpretations of scripture which have negatively influenced thinking on this issue.

Neither inflammatory nor capricious, the work is solid, scriptural apologia for gender equality in Christian Ministry.

Format:

Paperback (120 pages)

Publisher:

Light & Life Publishing (January 1, 1992)

ISBN-13:

9780893671761

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