Mary Magdalene as pillar of mission:Women's roles and their challenges

This book explores the historical, biblical, and theological dimensions of women's oppression, depression, and marginalization in the church. Practical strategies for empowering women through education, leadership development, and inclusive church practices. Recommendations for overcoming oppression, depression, and marginalization within church and society. The book argues that the Church cannot fulfill its mission without the full inclusion of women. Mary Magdalene, as the first witness of the resurrection, serves as a biblical paradigm for recognizing and affirming women's leadership in mission. Ultimately, the study calls for a holistic transformation of the church's structures, attitudes, and practices so that women may participate fully and equally in the ministry of Christ.

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Dr. Lami Rikwe Bakari Ibrahim is a theologian, author, and advocate for women in ministry and mission. Born in Miango, Plateau State, Nigeria, she has devoted her life to teaching, leadership, and the empowerment of women across Africa and beyond. She holds degrees in Theology and Biblical Studies from Jos ECWA Theological Seminary.