The turn of the nineteenth to the twentieth century has been called “The Progressive Era” (roughly 1890-1920). This was a time of transition for the Church. This meant that there would be changes in the way that women could be involved in Kingdom work as well.
Hulda’s life truly reflected the purpose for the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Spirit empowerment is not for the aggrandizement of the believer. The Holy Spirit empowers Christians to witness for Christ boldly and selflessly in works of evangelism and mercy. Hulda died in 1898 at the age of 43....
“She was an angel on earth. She was the model mother, the loving wife, the perfect Christian lady. She was God’s chosen one, and faithfully did she obey the instructions of His word.”
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