Navigating “Female” Identity: The Role of 19th-Century Missionary Wives – Katherine Hsu

During the late 18th and early 19th centuries, American Protestant churches prohibited women from preaching or becoming ordained ministers. However, the religious revivalism of the Awakenings – a series of Protestant religious movements in the United States – created new,…

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