“50 Women Every Christian Should Know: Learning from Heroines of the Faith” is a book written by Michelle DeRusha, which highlights the stories of fifty Christian women throughout history who have made significant contributions to their faith. These women come from various backgrounds and time periods, and their stories serve as sources of inspiration and learning for Christians.

Throughout the years of time, numerous women have fearlessly embraced faith and courage, imprinting their enduring legacy on those within the realm of God. With a vibrant narrative, Michelle DeRusha unveils the stories of fifty extraordinary heroines of faith. From the inspiring Christians like Catherine of Siena, Teresa of Ávila, and Anne Hutchinson to the steadfast spirits of Susanna Wesley, Harriet Tubman, and Corrie ten Boom.

DeRushas’ captivating mini-biographies that unveil the influential leaders of 50 women who left a lasting mark on society. While some were familiar, others were hidden gems of Christian inspiration. Each of these women are examples of their firm faith and dedicated service to the Lord.

DeRusha skillfully brings life into these remarkable and extraordinary ensemble of 50 women spanning diverse backgrounds and centuries, illustrating the profound ways each navigated their journey with unwavering obedience to God.

A must read book that comes with a wholehearted recommendation, earning an outstanding five-star rating.

Author Michelle DeRusha is a Massachusetts native. Moved to Nebraska in 2001, where she discovered the Great Plains, grasshoppers the size of Cornish hens … and God. She writes about listening to your soul speak at michellederusha.com, as well as a monthly column for the Lincoln Journal Star.

Michelle DeRusha earned a Bachelor’s Degree in English from the University of Massachusetts and a Master’s Degree in English from the University of Connecticut. She worked as a magazine writer and editor in New York City, a PR and marketing specialist for a community college and a fundraiser for PBS and NPR before settling down into her career and calling as a writer. She is a mom to two teenage boys and married to an English professor.