Gallery of women in ministry
After posting Picture a Christian leader, with a collage of many faces of women in ministry, I’ve continued to receive images from women called to God’s work. This page holds the original collage along with additional photos. I’ll update the gallery periodically with new submissions.
I neither police nor endorse who belongs in this gallery. It’s an open table.
To add your face to this gallery, send a photo with your name and ministry role to:
churchblogmatics@gmail.com
If you were included in the original collage, please still feel free to send in a photo with your information. I’m also happy to receive links to stories or art about women in ministry.
I hope you’ll be encouraged by this collage and the gallery that follows, showing the faces of women in ministry. They are Methodist and baptist and Presbyterian and nondenominational and Episcopalian and Nazarene and pentecostal and of denominations I’m not naming. They serve as professors, superintendents, bishops, preachers, teachers, pastors, evangelists, academic deans, and in many other roles.
Their unveiled faces image Jesus.
Feel free to download and share this image. Posters and other prints are available at my Redbubble site.
Bishop Emelyn Dacuycuy was consecrated May 5 as the first woman bishop to serve the Philippine Independent Church. Photo: Winfred Vergara/Special to Episcopal News Service
Stephanie Lowery, theology lecturer, serving in the Kalamba church district with the Africa Inland Church in Kenya
Jenny Hackman Arnerlöf, pastor, S:t Peters Församling, Stockholm
Kristen Zion Pool, Women’s Minister
, ordained minister in The Wesleyan Church, Operations Director for Kaleo Church, Associate Professor in the School of Business at Southern Wesleyan University, and board member and vice-president of Wesleyan Holiness Women ClergyFaith Kelley, pastor at Berkeley Friends Church in Berkeley, CA
Andrea Calvert, M. Div., C.S.D. (qualifying), D. Min. (candidate), Spiritual Director
Kaye Kolde, Bishop of the Free Methodist Church
Melissa Davis, adjunct professor of theology, training pastors and leaders in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Katie Sawade Hall, pastor in the Free Methodist Church USA
, Seminary professorAmanda Hecht, pastor of First Baptist Church Saskatoon (SK, Canada)
, Teaching Pastor and Church PlanterBecky Gonzalez, Church Safety Advocate
Rev. Rebecca Laird, D.Min, Interim Dean , Professor of Christian Ministry and Practice
MDiv, DMin, international speaker, ordained minister, professor, authorAndrea Tisher, lead pastor, Southwest Community Church
Vanessa Ely, Communications Director & M.Div Student
Tiffany Malloy, Pastor of Spiritual Formation
, Denver Seminary, Director of the Doctor of Ministry, Associate Professor of Leadership and MinistryHillary Leeper, Connections Pastor at Cedar Valley Church in Bloomington, MN
Darcy J. Knight, Pastor, Zion UMC/Pee Dee UMC
Rev. Dr.
, Pastor, Real Hope Community ChurchRev. Dr.
(She/Her), Pastor, Culver City Presbyterian ChurchRev. Katrina Jackson, Evangelist and Teacher
Lisa Rodriguez-Watson, National Director, Missio Alliance, Associate Pastor of Discipleship and Equipping at Christ City Church
Jennifer A G Layte, Senior Pastor at Central Baptist Church, Founder/Director of the Pilgrimage Online
Maria Grimm, clergy in the Global Methodist Church
Anne Mackie Morelli, seminary student, presenter, and preacher
Bev Murrill Founder: Kyria Network for Christian women leaders www.kyrianetwork.com, Founder: Cherish Uganda www.cherishuganda.org, Founder: Skylark International www.skylarkchurch.com, Lecturer: Westminster Theological Centre UK. Speaker, Writer.
Erin Santos, missionary and ministry leader in Mexico, DMin student
Rev. Allison Yankey, Pastor of Connections
Kay Lynn Perry, lead pastor, Elizabeth City First Church of the Nazarene
Bronwen Smith, Care Pastor
Rebecca Dover, Pastor of Connection
Mardi Dolfo-Smith, Executive pastor at Coquitlam Alliance Church
April Murrie, Pastor of Formation, Church of the Good Shepherd
Grace & peace,
BFJ
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