A thought-provoking book by Liz Crumlish that examines women's leadership in the church. It highlights creativity and imagination needed for modern challenges.

\["For women seeking fresh church leadership ideas.", "\\"Miriam's Sisters, Deborah's Daugh\\" inspires new leaders.", "You\\u2019ll lead with creativity and confidence in change."\]

Discover a new way to lead the church with insights from women in scripture in Liz Crumlish's inspiring book, "Miriam's Sisters, Deborah's Daughters."

Liz Crumlish

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Dedication

Introduction: Leadership in Liminal Spaces

Transition

1. Leadership as Subversive

Midwives

2. Leadership as Learning

Miriam in Four Movements

3. Leadership as Calling it Out

Showing Up

4. Leadership as Creating Peaceful Community

Never Underestimate a Woman

5. Leadership as Resourcefulness

Hospitality

6. Leadership as Orchestration

Second Fiddle

7. Leadership as Survival

Rizpah

8. Leadership as Turning Things Around

Shrouds

9. Leadership as Resistance

'No' is a Complete Sentence

10. Leadership as Prophetic

Unholy Trinity

11. Leadership as Song

God Bearers

12. Leadership as Tenacity

Mary, Mother of God

13. Leadership as Making Poetry

The Art of Contemplation

14. Leadership as Finding Our Voice

A Woman Possessed

15. Leadership as Breaking the Mould

Recovering Her Story

16. Leadership as Fostering Wellbeing

Resonance

17. Leadership as Collaboration

Women with Pockets in Their Dresses

18. Navigating by Old Landmarks

Epitaph

References and Further Reading

Explores a fresh approach to leading the church through its current times of change. Most books on church leadership are written by men and focus on formulae and strategy, but this examines how different times demand a different kind of leadership, involving imagination and creativity – gifts and qualities exhibited by numerous women in scripture.

"Miriam's Sisters, Deborah's Daughters" by Liz Crumlish offers insights on women's leadership in the church, drawing on biblical examples and feminist theology for modern ministry contexts.

\["For women seeking guidance in church leadership roles", "Challenges traditional views on leadership in church", "You will discover inspiring examples of female leaders"\]

This book empowers women to lead the church with creativity and compassion.

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