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GENDER PARADOX
PROMOTING Women in Church leadership
Suggestions for how to move beyond a habitually all male or majority male church council.
Canada's main Christian magazine offers a positive review concerning both the depth of scholarship and practical accessibility of the book.
After one year since publication, here's what's to come in 2025 for The Pentecostal Gender Paradox.
When it comes to women in the church, the meaning and application of 1 Corinthians 11 is perhaps not as complicated as it first seems.
Ways to move beyond debate about women in ministry and to start acting!
Why an "easy" solution will take some hard work.
Patti Miller shares her reactions, thoughts, and initial emotions to The Pentecostal Gender Paradox.
5 Recent Observations that Prove There's Still Lots of Work to Do.
5 different places the book is making an impact.
What does an eschatological-egalitarian practice look like on the ground?
Photos, video, comments, and more from the night!
Pentecostal praxis as dialectical, experiential, and experimental.
Hear the story behind the book and why the topic is so important for today's church and world.
How our men's ministry took off under female leadership.
Short excerpt about the eschatological-egalitarian trajectory of Jesus' ministry from "Imagining the Eschaton: (Re)Constructing the Eschatological Authorizing Hermeneutic"
