By Veronica Zundel2025-02-25T16:10:00
Veronica Zundel believes that, as the majority of Christians are women, it makes sense for there to be more opportunities for women in the Church
In her novel Archbishop (Hodder & Stoughton), published in 2014 and set in 2019, the Christian writer Michele Guinness portrays the election of the first female archbishop in the Church of England. Here’s the description of the book:
“Five years from now, the Church of England is on its knees. Yet one woman is making a difference, and when she is appointed Archbishop of Canterbury, anything could happen.
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