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“Women Who Knew Jesus” is an enlightening book thanks to the author's meticulous arrangement of the accounts and her insights. It is a book not simply for those who identify as religious but for everyone who wants to learn about Christianity and its ambiguous relationship with gender equality.

Bonnie Ring gives this two-century-old Bible a modern touch. The book's strong and audacious arguments leave the readers bewildered and lost on how to digest such revelations.

Knowing that the author's claims are well researched and backed with documented facts makes it an even more enjoyable read. It's composed of simple yet powerful accounts of the holy gospel from a different perspective focusing more on what the bible rarely touches- the roles of women.

“Women Who Knew Jesus” is informative, heart-warming, and fascinating all at the same time.

What are you waiting for? Grab a cup of hot tea and join Bonnie Ring in her journey to discovering modern touches in a two-century-old tale.

“Women Who Knew Jesus”
Written by Bonnie Ring
Published by URLink Print & Media, LLC
Published Date: October 1, 2020
Paperback: $8.99

About the Author

After a lifetime of lay and ordained ministry in New York and California, Bonnie is culminating her career with the publication of “Women Who Knew Jesus,” the subject of retreats she has led for over twenty years. In her poignant descriptions of all the women who encountered Jesus, including his mother, Bonnie brings the wisdom and understanding she has accrued from forty years as a licensed psychologist and more than twenty years as an Episcopal priest, and spiritual director, educator, and retreat leader.

Designed so that readers become engaged in the experiences of those women and with Jesus's response to them, her book parallels her journey of faith in the company of those women during the second half of her life. Each woman is treated individually and sensitively to convey the impact Jesus had on her. Opportunities exist throughout the book for the reader to add her own reflections and insights. Raised amid the arts and politics of midtown Manhattan, Bonnie became a Christian at fourteen after her Dalton High School class visited a convent overnight and the priest said that God had been waiting to welcome her home. Her response was immediate and deep. Educated first at Vassar College and New York University, Bonnie completed master's and doctorate degrees in adult education from Boston University, with additional graduate study at UCLA in applied behavioral sciences and UC San Francisco in human sexuality. She received a master's of divinity degree from the Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkeley, California, and she taught pastoral theology there as adjunct faculty.

She is recognized by Who's Who in America, Who's Who among American Women, and Who's Who in the West. She offers retreats by request and provides psychotherapy and spiritual direction with offices in Berkeley and Moss Beach, California.

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