Listen to the Women in Scripture Podcast here and read Fleur Dorrell's art reflections on these inspiring women.
This new podcast celebrates the lives and influence of women in scripture, some of the greatest women of all time.
The podcast is presented by Natalie Orefice, Advisor for Parish Evangelisation at the Archdiocese of Birmingham, as part of the God Who Speaks initiative.
Each month, Natalie is joined by dynamic women from across the Birmingham Archdiocese as they focus on a different woman in the Bible.
You can listen to the Podcast here and on the Birmingham website.
Here you will also find a series of art reflections written by Fleur Dorrell to accompany the podcast.
Subscribe to the podcast on: SoundCloud, Spotify and iTunes.
If you’re looking for school resources on the Women in the Bible then check out these excellent PowerPoints provided by The Diocese of Westminster.
Fleur reflects on the story of Ruth through the lens of British watercolourist Thomas Matthews Rooke.
Fleur considers Hannah's story and the Victorian artist Frank W.W. Topham's depiction of her.
Fleur shares the story of Deborah, a Judge and Prophet, whilst considering this stained glass window by John Francis Bentley.
Fleur explains the multiple meanings present in Diego Velazquez's interpretation of Martha's story.
Discover the dramatic life of Sarah from the book of Tobit as Fleur looks closely at this work by Dutch artist Jan Steen.
Fleur takes a look at this incredible yet unnamed woman's story as described in Scripture and through art.
Discover more about Lydia of Thyatira, a successful businesswoman and the only Philippian convert who is named in Acts.
Fleur Dorrell looks at the many different ways Mary Magdalene has been depicted in art.
Fleur Dorrell takes a closer look at the life of Mary of Bethany and this wonderful painting by the Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer.
Fleur Dorrell highlights the central role Miriam plays in Israel's history and how she interprets the Exodus through song.