Five Brave Women was written to encourage and inspire young people of all ages. One should never be afraid to speak out against any injustice faced in life, no matter who it is perpetuated against. “For God has not placed in us the spirit of fear, but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind” (2 Timothy 1:7). This means that we must speak out against all injustice wherever we see it. If someone is being bullied on the school ground by another student, politely ask the bully to stop. Let the bullies know that they would not like to be treated the same way. God said we should love one another and treat one another with respect. “We should do unto others as we would like done unto us” (Matthew 7:12). When Moses divided God’s promised inheritance among the children of Israel, no land was given to the family of Zelophehad because he had daughters and no sons. So the daughters of Zelophehad took a stand and petitioned Moses, asking for their father’s share of the land. The sisters, in standing up for their rights, were the force behind a change in the law that protected all women. Based in scripture, Five Brave Women was inspired by the five young women described in Numbers 27:1–11. A picture book for children, it encourages females of all ages to speak up when they feel they’re not being treated fairly.

Take a journey through time as a young girl recounts the exploits of her female ancestors, seven brave women who left their imprints on the past and on her. Beginning with the great-great-great-grandmother who came to America on a wooden sailboat, these women were devout and determined and tireless and beloved.

A Girl and Five Brave Horses is the story of Sonora Carver and was the basis for the movie Wild Hearts Can't be Broken. Carver answered the following want ad: Wanted: Attractive young woman who can swim and dive. Likes horses, desires to travel. See Dr. W. F. Carver, Savannah Hotel. From there she became the first woman to jump from forty and sixty feet into a pool of water with diving horses. Carver was blinded during a jump as a result of hitting the water off balance and detaching both of her retinas. Despite this she continued to jump for another eleven years. An amazing and inspiring story. Wilder Publications is a green publisher. All of our books are printed to order. This reduces waste and helps us keep prices low while greatly reducing our impact on the environment.

This book is a fictional story about five brave women who work inside a prison. Their story takes you on a journey of love, lust, abandonment, revenge, redemption, and forgiveness. These women never give up hope and show bravery, while trying to live normal lives on the outside. This book captures the heart and soul of strong women.

Jesus's view of women was radical. So why does it seem like the Church does not view women the same way? Why, in so many parts of the world (including America) are women not encouraged towards their full potential as leaders in the church? Are you living with a very palpable tension between your roles of wife, mother, and career woman? You are not alone. The secular world attempts to embrace women as equals. We are equals in many ways, but we are not exactly the same. I believe as women, we are uniquely created for such a time as this. Let us lay aside the damaging judgements that we bring against each other (working or not, divorced or not, single, childless, many children, black, brown, yellow or white) and let us unite. Let us come to the table and have conversations about the strong, vibrant, thriving place the Lord has designed women to live in. We are His ezer "warriors". May we be humble as we allow space for this new kind of conversation. May we step boldly into the conversation and even more so as we are propelled into battle. I see you warrior woman.

In the old times, women were told to stay at home to take care of the family. However, five brave women dared to defy what society has dictated. They become faces of the American Revolution. They fought for equality and made significant contributions to the country. Learn the story of Molly Pitcher, Deborah Sampson, Mercy Otis Warren, Laura Wolcott and Sybil Ludington.