Released in the UK September 2023
Released in the US September 2023
Trade paperback | 264 Pages
9781527110410 • £8.99 $12.99
BISAC – BIO018000
10 Dead Gals You Should Know
Leaving an Enduring Legacy
Ian J. Maddock and Rachel Ciano
10 fascinating bite–sized biographies
A variety of eras, locations and denominations
Follow–up to ‘10 Dead Guys You Should Know’
Spanning two millennia and multiple continents, these stories will introduce you to great women in the history of the Christian faith. For some of these women their faith cost them their lives, for some their call was to a long life of service. They are: Mary mother of Jesus, Perpetua, Catherine of Siena, Jane Grey, Anne Hutchison, Anne Dutton, Selina Countess of Huntingdon, Catherine Booth, Gladys Aylward, Corrie Ten Boom. Each has left an indelible legacy on the church and is worth knowing.
Ian J. Maddock
Ian J. Maddock (PhD, University of Aberdeen) serves as Senior Lecturer in Christian Thought at Sydney Missionary and Bible College.
Rachel Ciano
Rachel Ciano is a lecturer in Christianity in History at Sydney Missionary and Bible College and specialises in the Reformation.
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Christian Focus
The authors are right: you should really know about these 10 Dead Gals and what God has done in their extraordinary lives. Here is an impressive cloud of witnesses, from every era of church history, testifying to the power of the gospel to transform human beings.
Michael P. Jensen
Rector, St Mark’s Anglican Church, Darling Point, New South Wales and Honorary Research Associate, Sydney College of Divinity
This book is essential reading for Christians of all ages and backgrounds: women and men, girls, and boys. You will be humbled, encouraged, and awe–struck by the courage and witness of these ten incredible women in Christian history.
Sarah Irving–Stonebraker
Associate Professor of History, Western Civilisation Program, Australian Catholic University
I benefited from the book not only because of its historical insights, but also for the many challenges that I received from encountering these women. Rachel Ciano and Ian Maddock have done a great job of combining fresh scholarship and spiritual wisdom.
Leonardo De Chirico
Church planter in central Rome
Fresh. Fascinating. Faith–building. … not just a chronicle of their lives: we learn about the theological debates that they engaged in, the social pressures they faced, and the ways their ministries have been interpreted.
Rhys Bezzant
Senior Lecturer, Ridley College, Melbourne & Director, Jonathan Edwards Center Australia