The participation of women in all eras and in all private and public spaces has been and continues to be predominantly outstanding. However, some ancient cultures have given it a very limited value and are often victims of serious affronts. Our God's response to these conditions was to give women places of pre-eminence and extraordinary premises that would reach the end of time. For example, Sarah, Abraham's wife, a woman conditioned by her sterility is distinguished by the words: "You will be the mother of nations", of which, today, we are part. We are daughters of that promise, which we receive by faith. Likewise, the woman was honored by Jesus, because they accompanied and supported his ministry, on many occasions we read it in the Gospels as they continued his work, at the same time, he restores her position in society, an example he gives us when he speaks with the Samaritan woman, to whom he gives the news that he was the Messiah, at another time when he heals the woman who touched his mantle, calling her "Daughter". In conclusion, God always held in high esteem his creation, made in his image and likeness, loved us so much that he did not underestimate sending Jesus for us. Jesus' love, his compassion, is what drives us to raise his flag high. It is the reason that moves us to work, to serve, to encourage.