Thomasita Fessler
Renowned American sculptor and a Dominican nun known for her contributions to religious and liturgical art.
Renowned American sculptor and a Dominican nun known for her contributions to religious and liturgical art.
English preacher credited with convincing John Wesley, a founder of Methodism, to allow women to preach in public.
Egyptian social and religious leader
French noblewoman known for her strong political and religious convictions, especially as a supporter of the Protestant Reformation.
Norwegian author who principally wrote hymns and strongly religious poems and is often considered the first female professional writer.
Russian philanthropist, known for her extensive charitable work and influence in 19th century Russia.
Trailblazing African American physician and community leader
Prominent African American educator and church founder in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Irish suffragist, educator, and theosophist
New Zealand pioneer and community leader