Women appear to have lacked a major role in Paul's churches.

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Although some scholars have debated the extent of women's leadership in Paul's churches, there is clear evidence in his letters that women played important roles as leaders, missionaries, and benefactors. For example, women such as Phoebe, Priscilla, and Junia are mentioned by Paul as fellow workers and leaders in the early Christian movement. However, it is also true that Paul's letters reflect some patriarchal attitudes and restrictions on women's roles in church leadership and teaching.

Women Appear to Have Lacked a Major Role in Paul's