George Fox emphasizes the significant roles of women in the early Christian church, highlighting their faith and actions as examples for all believers. He discusses Mary, the mother of Jesus, and her acceptance of God's word, as well as the faith of women like Elizabeth, Anna, and the Canaanite woman, who all played crucial roles in proclaiming Christ. Fox points out that women were not only witnesses to Jesus' life and resurrection but also active participants in spreading the gospel, challenging the notion that women should be silent in the church. He encourages women to embrace their calling and serve God with their gifts, as seen in the examples of Dorcas and Lydia. Ultimately, Fox calls for recognition of women's contributions to the faith and their equal standing in Christ.