Helen Leibee (N/A – N/A) is an American Bible teacher and speaker whose ministry has centered on encouraging women in their Christian walk, particularly within conservative Anabaptist communities. Born in the United States, specific details about her early life, including her parents and upbringing, are not widely documented, though her work suggests a deep-rooted Mennonite or similar evangelical background. Her education appears informal, likely grounded in personal biblical study and practical ministry training within her community, rather than formal theological credentials. Leibee’s preaching career is most notably reflected in her spoken messages, such as "Instructions for a Godly Woman," delivered at a ladies’ meeting and later transcribed, emphasizing New Testament teachings for Christian women—married or single—with practical applications for holy living. While not a traditional pulpit preacher, her teaching ministry, delivered through gatherings and possibly church settings, aligns with evangelical exhortation, focusing on scripture memorization and godly counsel. Specific pastorates, broader outreach, or writings beyond this sermon are not well-recorded, suggesting a localized influence. Married status and family details remain private, consistent with Anabaptist modesty. She continues to be recognized for her contributions to women’s spiritual growth within her community.