Grace Sufficient : A History of Women in American Methodism, 1760-1939 - Schmidt, Jean Miller (Nashville, TN : Abingdon Press, 1999)
pt. I. "Mothers in Israel," 1760s-1820s. 1. "Grace Sufficient": Women's Religious Lives in the Founding Era. 2. "Mothers in Israel": Evangelical Liberty and Public Domesticity -- pt. II. "True Women," 1820s-1860s. 3. The True Methodist Woman: Prescription and Reality. 4. "I Dare Not Refuse": Women Called to Preach the Gospel. 5. Partners in Ministry: Itinerant Preachers' Wives. 6. "A Holy Boldness": Holiness Evangelists -- pt. III. "New Women," 1860s-Twentieth Century. 7. Woman's Work in the Church: New Spheres of Usefulness. 8. "If God Calls, How Can the Church Refuse to Call?": The Struggle for Ordination. 9. Methodist Deaconesses: A Public Ministry for Women. 10. "Because They Are Women": The Struggle for Laity Rights.
Keywords: Women in the Methodist Church United States History.Methodist women United States History