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Theleia Theology: A Preaching Model For Women

This work offers a homiletical model designed to empower women in the pulpit by affirming their voices and contributions to theology and church life. Grounded in biblical principles yet informed by women’s lived realities, Williams proposes Theleia Theology as a distinct preaching approach that fosters authenticity, inclusivity, and spiritual depth. It serves as both a guidebook for female preachers and a contribution to broader theological discussions on gender and ministry.

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BV 639 1998

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: ., 1998

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BV 639 1998

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Women clergy — Religious life
Preaching — Methodology
Feminist theology

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Theleia Theology: A Preaching Model for Women by Hyveth Bent Williams presents a theological and practical framework specifically tailored for women preachers in the Christian tradition. Williams emphasizes the integration of biblical exegesis, contextual application, and the unique perspectives of women in ministry. The book develops a model of preaching that is both faithful to Scripture and responsive to women’s voices and experiences in the church.

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