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The role of women in Protestantism is a significant issue, particularly in building social life. Despite physical differences between men and women, women have the human capacity to work and move like other humans. The problem of women's roles has become a source of discussion, with humans recognizing the importance of women's work in their lives. In Protestantism, women's degrees are equal to those of men, and they are capable of performing their social roles as part of the community. This study aims to explore the role of Protestant women in building social life, using a descriptive and analytical approach to examine their roles and applications. The results show that women's and men's degrees are equal in Protestantism, and women are free to engage in social, political, and religious activities. The Protestant religion emphasizes the importance of individual capability and capacity in building social life, making women's roles more significant. This new doctrine has brought about significant changes in the role of women, unlike the Catholic Roman religion, which has been violent towards women. Women are the balance of society, and their role is essential.