A Woman's Place: House Churches In Earliest Christianity
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A Woman's Place: House Churches In Earliest Christianity

by Margaret Y. Macdonald, Carolyn Osiek, Janet Tulloch

Women's History Biblical Studies
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A Woman's Place explores house churches in earliest Christianity through the scholarship of Margaret Y. Macdonald, Carolyn Osiek, and Janet Tulloch. The book considers domestic spaces, early Christian communities, and women’s place within the religious and social world of Christianity’s beginnings.

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A Woman's Place focuses on house churches in earliest Christianity and considers the importance of domestic settings in the development of Christian communities.

Written by Margaret Y. Macdonald, Carolyn Osiek, and Janet Tulloch, the book brings together the work of three scholars of early Christianity.

Its subject connects religious history with questions about women, community, household life, and the organization of early Christian practice.

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