• “My soul remained in a kind of heavenly elysium. So far as I am capable of making a comparison, I think that what I felt each minute, during the continuance of the whole time, was worth more than all the outward comfort and pleasure, which I had enjoyed in my whole life put together. It was a pure delight, which fed and satisfied the soul. It was peasure, without the least sting, or any interruption. It was a sweetness, which my soul was lost in. It seemed to be all that my feeble frame could sustain, of that fulness of joy, which is felt by those, who behold the face of Christ, and share his love in the heavenly world.” – Sarah Edwards, wife of Jonathan Edwards

Preacher’s Wives

Catherine Booth (1829-1890)
Biddy Chambers (1884 – 1966)
Sarah Edwards (1710-1758)
Annie Poonen (1942 – Present)
Martha Ravenhill (1911 – 2001)
Susannah Spurgeon (1832 – 1892)

 

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  • Kenneth Sampson says:

    Recently on Face Book I read an article on how a Ministers wife should react with other ladies in the congregation, e.g. Not be too familiar. Can anyone help to find this this comment,please.

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