Women Still Struggling to Preach

About the Book

Women Still Struggling to Preach was written to encourage and equip the women of God to preach and teach the word of God, regardless of the struggle to preach, teach, and pastor.  Women have been preaching and ministering for Jesus since the bible days and on up and until this present day.  So women of God we can't stop now, we must keep the fire lit for our daughters, nieces, and sisters that will also preach the gospel.  This book will give you real life details of women who have walked down this same path and have succeeded in ministry. 

About the Author

Notoshia D. Howard was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana to William Sullivan and the late Denise Oxendine-Sullivan on October 9, 1971. Notoshia attended school in the Indianapolis public school system. She holds her B.A. Degree in Liberal Arts from I.U.P.U.I., in Indiana and is currently, pursuing her Master’s Degree in Ministry with a concentration in leadership from Indiana Wesleyan University.  On July 2000, she received her license to preach the gospel, since that time Minister Howard has been invited out to preach and teach at many different churches, and conferences, crossing the lines of denominationalism. Notoshia is the wife of Minister Eddie D. Howard who has also been preaching and teaching for many years. Together they share five children: Eddie Jr., Christopher, Shrieka, Genesis, and Solomon. Their family belongs to Antioch Christian Worship Center under the pastoralship of Bishop Clyde Posley Jr., in Indianapolis, Indiana.  Along with preaching, teaching, and witnessing Notoshia has also embarked upon her own ministry called Toshia Howard Ministries which her books are distributed through. Her first book is called, “Inheritance: Leaving a rich foundation for your children and grandchildren, which was published in 2006.