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Women have long shaped the history of Methodism, beginning with Susanna Wesley, the mother of Methodism's founders. Across the centuries, women have been vital to the denomination's growth as leaders, teachers, missionaries and organizers.
From the local church to the global church, women have led and served ministries within marginalized communiities, as well as initiate important social and political reform.
We invite you to explore the inspiring stories of women within Methodism who have made important contributions to the life of the church, as well as discover ideas to help nurture your own participation and witness.
Learn about some amazing women who helped shape the history of the Methodist movement.
Kathy Webb, a cradle United Methodists, shares how her faith integrates with social justice as a passionate advocate who engages with her community, city boards, commissions and church to tackle pressing societal issues.
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