Gender Paradox (in the) News
Joseph Dutko
Apr 26, 2024
How it's being used, what's being said, and upcoming events:
The Pentecostal Gender Paradox continues to receive attention in a variety of contexts.
Here's just 5 recent ways The Gender Paradox is in the news and making an impact:
1) Featured in the local newspaper where I pastor
2) Being taught and used at a Seminary in Ontario
(a student in the class who happened to know one of the pastors at our church sent this photo!)
3) One of many social media posts about the book
4) I've been invited to speak on the book's subject at a leadership conference in Saskatoon in October
More details TBA.
5) Lastly, due to solid sales of the book, the publisher has announced a paperback version will be released in May 2025!
But remember there are several ways to order the hardback at discounted prices.
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ABOUT JOSEPH
Pastor, Author, and sometimes pretends to be a scholar
Joseph (PhD, University of Birmingham) is the author of The Pentecostal Gender Paradox: Eschatology and the Search for Equality.
Since 2015, he and his wife have together pastored Oceanside Community Church on Vancouver Island, where they live with their four children.
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