Great was the Company of Women: An Apostolic Theology of Women in Ministry

Great was the Company of Women: An Apostolic Theology of Women in Ministry

by Jason L Weatherly

248 pages· 2017· ISBN 9781546928539
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Great was the Company of Women views the subject of women in ministry through the lens of Apostolic theology. This book carefully examines the biblical, historical and practical issues concerning women and the five-fold ministry. Jason Weatherly offers an in-depth study of key biblical passages on women’s roles in the church. In addition, this book presents one of the most concise and exhaustive exegetes regarding headship, head coverings, and hair.

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