Christianity

Harmonia explores Judith Sargent Murray, whose radical belief in the equality of every soul helped build the world we live in today.

How William Wilberforce's interior transformation on a carriage ride gave him the moral grounding to abolish the British slave trade.

The story of Elizabeth Ann Seton, founder of the Sisters of Charity, and the enduring power of service as a spiritual calling.

Betsey Stockton taught herself into freedom, then spent forty years teaching others --- on three continents, in three languages, under one conviction.

Mary Elizabeth Lange fled revolution as a child and built the first Black women's religious congregation in American history from a school in her own home.

Jarena Lee was born free in a land built on slavery. Denied a pulpit, denied authority, and denied permission, she preached anyway

A Quaker abolitionist's fight for others' freedom becomes a fight for her own voice, opening a series on the women of the suffrage era.

Hannah Cohoon was a Shaker artist whose visionary gift drawings, made in humble obedience, became icons of American folk art.

Antoinette Brown Blackwell

The story of Isaac Hecker, founder of the Paulists, and his insistence that spiritual and civic life are not separate --- and why that question now belongs to the whole world.