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Celebrating! A Moment of Joy in Jerusalem

 |  Kathleen Nielson • Jenny Salt • Carrie Sandom
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Carrie Sandom, Jenny Salt, and Kathleen Nielson speak on Nehemiah 11–12 at The Gospel Coalition’s 2014 National Women’s Conference in Orlando, Florida.

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Kathleen Nielson (PhD, Vanderbilt University) is the author of many books, including the Prayers of a Parent series (P&R, June 2021). She has taught literature, directed women’s Bible studies, and loves working with women in studying the Scriptures. She directed TGC’s women’s initiatives from 2010 to 2017. She and her husband, Niel, make their home partly in Wheaton, Illinois, and partly in Jakarta, Indonesia, where Niel helps lead a network of Christian schools and universities. They have three sons, three daughters-in-law, and eight grandchildren.

Jenny Salt is the Dean of Students at Sydney Missionary and Bible College in Australia.

Carrie Sandom is associate minister for women and pastoral care at St. John Church, Tunbridge Wells, U.K. She has served in women’s and student ministry for almost 20 years.