Dorothy Pakington
British religious writer
British religious writer
Aimee Semple McPherson was a Canadian-American evangelist and media sensation in the early 20th century, renowned for her theatrical church services and her pioneering use of modern media to disseminate religious content.
Queen of England’s Richard the Lionheart
Sister Mary Joy Langdon, who has the renown of being Britain’s first female retained professional fire-fighter before going on to create an innovative charity, introducing inner-city children and young people with disabilities to horse riding and equine therapy.
Babylonian priestess
Lady of Uí Failghe (Offaly) in 1400s Ireland
German writer and activist
Dominican poet
Jacquetta Gomes is a Bodhicarini (1994), Sangha [Community of Buddhist Monks] Authorized Dhamma Teacher (1983), and Upasika (1975) in Theravada Buddhism, and was the first Buddhist Fire Chaplain.
Ngalifourou was the last Queen of the Teke, or Bateke, people in the Tio kingdom (a region located in Gabon, Congo Republic and Democratic Republic of Congo).