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Historian, author and retired United Methodist elder Patricia J. Thompson has spent decades uncovering the stories of women who broke barriers in Methodism — and discovering how easily those stories can be lost. In this episode of “Un-Tied Methodism,” Thompson joins Dr. Ashley Boggan to discuss the women who were “firsts,” the challenge of preserving their histories and what their stories can teach the church today.
Explore the United Methodist General Commission on Archives and History at ResourceUMC.org/ArchivesandHistory.
In a new video series titled “From Crown to Conferencing: Methodism and the New Republic,” we reflect on the roles Methodists have played leading up to and after the Declaration of Independence was signed. Learn more at ResourceUMC.org/ArchivesandHistory/Crown-to-Conferencing.
Listen to other episodes of “Un-Tied Methodism” at UnTiedMethodism.org.