Betsey Stockton – A Slave Who Dreamed of Greatness
Joseph W. Martin Betsey Stockton was born into a slave family around 1798. Her parents were the property of Elizabeth (Stockton)…
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Harriet Tubman – The Woman called “Moses”
Slavery began in America in the 1600s and lasted for more than 200 years. In order to escape…
Harriet Beecher Stowe – American Abolitionist
In 1863 Abraham Lincoln met Harriet Beecher Stowe at the White House and said, "So you're the little…
Margaret Fell Fox – Mother of the Quakers
During the 1600s George Fox started a reformation movement known as the Quakers. Also called the Society of…
Louise Laymen Sumrall
Fervent and FearlessThe first time Louise Laymen heard the voice of her husband-to-be, Lester Sumrall, it was coming…
Patroness Of Revival
The First Great Awakening brought major social and religious changes to England that quickly spread to the colonies…
Pandita Ramabai – Champion of Women’s Rights
Throughout the history of India it was traditionally men who were concerned with improving the status of women.…
Susanna Wesley Mother Of Methodism
Most historians consider John and Charles Wesley the two founders of the Methodist church. But behind these men…
Lillian Hunt Thrasher
THE NILE MOTHER She was called the greatest woman in Egypt and was recognized by national leaders for…
Edna Jean Horn
RADIO PIONEEREdna Jean Green was born on October 23, 1909, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Salvation Army officers.…
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