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Mary, brave and bold, consented to risk her life, to face accusations of adultery, to risk her marriage, to boldly consent to God's plan.

Do you like Christian Fiction? Let's look at why or why not and 5 ways to make it better.

Summary of my biblical fiction author interview video on Behind The Story: writing journey, female disciples, and surprises about me!

Book clubs are a great way to share insights on what you have read, to connect books to the way you have lived.

Celebrating the one-year book birthday for Forgotten Followers from Broken to Bold. Special gift, award, and new price announcements.

For centuries, art and theology have shown women as prostitutes and neglected women's history as priests. How we imagine women matters.

Two fictional tales from Genesis illustrate how underlying ideas can be incorporated into biblical stories.

God calls Mary to new tasks after giving birth to Jesus; Introduce Mary and Early Christian Women: Hidden Leadership

What does a group of women reveal when reflecting on book club discussions of Forgotten Followers?

Summary of Reluctant Christian Feminist podcast interview with Elaine R Kelly Author on Jesus and Women.

Biblical Fiction fits within the frame of the Bible. Imagining yourself in the Bible narrative impacts your mind and emotions. reveals truth

What do we learn about Jesus when he raises to life the dead son of the widow of Nain. Women spread the word in Forgotten Followers

When you yourself in Bible stories you experience God. It's a form of prayer. Biblical fiction puts you in the shoes of women of the Bible.

Book Club discusses novel Forgotten Followers from Broken to Bold and novel ideas of Jesus and women

Why the re-telling of the Gospel from the women's perspective may not fit the Christian Fiction genre. Which books/movies called Christian?

Forgotten Followers from Broken to Bold - Video, photos and description of Book Launch Party!

Elaine Kelly author interviewed on women in the Bible & writing for those who doubt Episode 1 of the Local Churchology Podcast. YouTube Link

Martha and Mary of Bethany: interactive activities showing biblical references to her and whether they limit or lift up women.

Who is Joanna in the Bible? Why does she feel like an imposter hiding who she really is? What is racial imposter syndrome?

Chart showing sequence of resurrection appearances by various different passages. When are women included? excluded?

Who is Mary of Clopas and how is she related to Jesus's mother Mary of Nazareth? Who are Jesus's siblings? Which James is which?