What has the author Minnie Simons Williams written?

Minnie Simons Williams (1858-1940) was a minister and author who wrote mainly about religion. She was from North Carolina and became an advocate for women's rights. Some of her published writings include:

- "When Faith Steps In: A Practical Religious Help Book" (1911)

- "The Way to the Kingdom" (1913)

- "The Light of Life" (1918)

- "The Christ Spirit in Man" (1919)

- "The New Birth" (1920)

- "The Abundant Life" (1923)

- "What Every Christian Should Know" (1925)

- "The Bible Its Own Interpreter" (1927)

- "The Way to Power" (1929)

- "The Spirit of Christmas" (1929)

- "The Life That Never Ends" (1930)

- "The Secret of Happiness" (1931)

Her writings encourage spiritual growth, self-realization, and personal empowerment. She was considered an influential religious figure during the early 20th century.