Black women in today’s society are met with a variety of challenges and unique circumstances. Find practical wisdom through Scripture and everyday examples in these 17 essays written by 24 seasoned Black Christian women. These writers uncover how faith has helped African American women face struggles in their homes, jobs, churches, and communities. Their stories will speak to your heart in today’s complicated world. This book is a powerful testament to the faith and resilience of African American Christian women. Through deeply personal stories, these remarkable women reveal what it means to stay true to who they are as women of faith. With each page, you’ll see glimpses of your own journey—through shared struggles, beliefs, and inspiring triumphs. More than a collection of stories, this book is an invitation to see yourself, break through stereotypes, and live authentically.  If you’re looking for inspiration, a sense of solidarity, or guidance to embrace your own path, this book is a must-read. It will boldly uplift you, empower you to reach new heights, and remind you that you’re not alone on your journey.  You’ll find it thought-provoking, profoundly insightful, and unexpectedly joyful. -- Keturah Adams, PhD, assistant professor of chemistry, Southwestern Oklahoma State University Listen to these voices as they clarify that our shared identity as children of God supersedes any other identity. Particularly, Dr. Victoria Carter Jones’s chapter ‘She Came to Slay’ elucidates what it means to be a Christ-follower, a slayer, for good. She gives examples from history, from Scripture, from her own personal life, and then, as a punchline at the end, she’ll inspire YOU to act on ‘slaying it’ for the Lord by putting Him first in your life! -- Emily Atwood, photographer, discipler, and stay-at-home mom of 9 Beautiful, wise, and full of resilience, these essays invite you to gather and learn from expert women as they teach practical life lessons, navigate the intersecting struggles of racism and sexism, and empower each other as sisters in Christ. They encouraged my faith even while challenging me to live more faithfully. They also reminded me how much I have to learn from my Black sisters. Take up and read! -- Beth Allison Barr, James Vardaman professor of history at Baylor University, and author of The Making of Biblical Womanhood As the founder and CEO of the Global Black Women's Chamber of Commerce and a third generation Black business owner, I was so excited to see the examples of biblical generational wealth builders that Joyce Dinkins lays out. From the daughters of Zelophehad to the queen of Sheba, we are reminded that there has always been wealth in the hands of women. As I sat at the feet of my mother and her mother learning business, I sat at the feet of these biblical heroes and renewed my learning. When women connect our wealth and femininity, and wrap it in Divinity, we have true power. -- Ambassador Suzan Johnson Cook, CEO of GBWCC, the Chamber of Commerce connecting Black women business owners worldwide I am genuinely excited to recommend Woman to Woman: African American Voices on Faith, Resilience and Joy to every woman out there. This book beautifully showcases the incredible strength, wisdom, and joy that African American women bring to the table. It is a powerful read that uplifts and inspires you on your journey. This is a gem you simply can’t afford to miss! -- Delesa Franklin, EdD, School of Education Online Department chair, assistant professor, and alternative certification coordinator, College of Education & Behavioral Sciences, Houston Christian University I was so moved by these stories of courage forged by faith under fire. These authors represent a kaleidoscope of different life situations, but a common theme runs through them all. These are women, to a one, who have not only bravely navigated their own God-stories, but who are stretching an arm out to help the rest of us navigate ours. Thank you! -- Christy Hurst, Bible study teacher, Nacogdoches, Texas Woman to Woman is a collection of personal stories that touched the core of my being. The value of the writers’ willingness to share a portion of their lives in order to help others is immeasurable. I highly recommend this book for women who find themselves in a season of life that is unfamiliar and in need of wisdom to navigate life’s challenges. -- Margaree King Mitchell, author, winner of Living the Dream Award Woman to Woman: African American Voices on Faith, Resilience, and Joy is a dynamic read. The voices of these multifaceted women who have navigated grief, joy, body-image, and mental health stigmas are not only relatable, but a breath of fresh air. As someone in their mid-twenties I am grateful to read taboo topics discussed openly, especially in the realm of religion. I felt seen and a sense of comradery in knowing other women have endured and pushed through similar situations I have faced. -- Mikayla Joy Oberlto