Kenya: They were key pillars in the work, each prominent in her own right. Their devotion was deep; their commitment to the cause, unquestionable; and their support, generous. Thus Euodia and Syntyche stood out as truly cherished members of the nascent church in the days of Paul the Apostle.
Yet, for some unexplained reasons, these two women could not see eye to eye. They fought over anything and everything. Their disagreements were so bad that word reached Paul where he was incarcerated in a Roman prison.