That’s What She Said (About the Bible) is a Wycliffe College podcast devoted to telling the stories of historical women who taught others about the Bible, from the pulpit, and from the page. What did they write? What did they say? And why have we never heard of many of them?

That's What She Said (About the Bible)
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That’s What She Said (About the Bible) is a Wycliffe College podcast devoted to telling the stories of historical women who taught others about the Bible, from the pulpit, and from the page. What did they write? What did they say? And why have we never heard of many of them?
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2/28/2020
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Recent Episodes

July 20, 2020
Mary Cornwallis - Voice of a Mother
Mary Cornwallis was well educated and knew French, Hebrew, Greek, and Latin and studied scripture assiduously.

May 2, 2020
Elizabeth Rundle Charles - Translating Luther as Grief Therapy
Charles was a prolific and influential author receiving praise from Lord Alfred Tennyson early in her career. As an author of historical fiction and biblical interpreter she sought to read the Bible as living history and used her gifts to fill out the biblical account to illuminate the text.

April 21, 2020
Josephine Butler - From darkness to light: Embracing texts of terror
Josephine Butler is well known for her social activism in advocating for the rights of women, especially the welfare of prostitutes, and less known for the role religious convictions played in her life and advocacy work. She was a courageous activist who dared called men and women of England to listen to the cries of the oppressed and marginalized using the Bible as her entry point. Butler wrote over 90 books and pamphlets.
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