Jeanne Stevenson-Moessner Knihy

Exploring the historic struggle for women's suffrage, this volume features insights from thirteen American theologians and religious leaders, reflecting on the 1920 victory for women's voting rights. It delves into the complexities of resistance, even among women, and connects past struggles to contemporary sociopolitical and theological issues. Commemorating the centennial of this pivotal moment, the book emphasizes the importance of recounting and reflecting on this history to inform the future of women's voices and rights in society.

The book explores the concept of "physician of souls," emphasizing the interconnection of body-mind-soul-culture and the importance of community in the healing process. Jeanne Stevenson-Moessner advocates for a more prominent role for religious professionals in health care and aims to bridge the gap between medical and religious professions.