Lidia: Liderazgo de mujeres en los orígenes del cristianismo

Synopsis of Lidia: Liderazgo de mujeres en los orígenes del cristianismo

«Lidia: Liderazgo de mujeres en los orígenes del cristianismo» is an essay on biblical theology by Miren Junkal Guevara Llaguno (San Pablo, paperback).

Portrait of Lydia, a dye merchant from Thyatira who, according to the Acts of the Apostles, became a key figure in the founding of the church in Philippi. The volume addresses her encounter with Paul, her baptism and her hospitality to Paul and Silas, and proposes her figure as a model of female leadership in early Christianity.

First edition of 2024. The work belongs to the collection Mujeres bíblicas, coordinated by Silvia Martínez Cano, and includes thinking routines and a visual thinking graphic by Montserrat Martín.

For readers interested in biblical theology and the role of women in early Christianity; includes individual and group dynamics.