Joyce Rees has ministered vocationally for more than 20 years. She has eagerly followed God into challenging adventures that have included the initial community formation and direction of Jacob's Well in Vancouver, BC, as well as pastoring six very different churches. She serves as a pastor in the Epic Vineyard Church in Calgary, AB.
Women in Ministry (Roundtable)
Speaker(s): Joyce Rees, Karen Pack, Patti Towler
Date: May 10, 2007
Length: 1:11:41
Product ID: RGDL3709J
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Description
Three women give their perspectives as women in ministry about women in ministry. The questions that are asked of them are; 'What would you most like men (and other women) to know about how you experience ministry as a woman (i.e. what might the blind spot be)? How can the challenging aspects of this be redeemed in order that we can as churches and parachurch organizations better reflect the kingdom of God and be more missional?' This is a roundtable lecture given during the 2007 Pastor's Conference.
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Karen Pack is a student in the MDIV program at Regent College. She has served as a youth pastor and teacher in Australia for 14 years and has preached frequently at the City West Christian Centre in Sydney.
Patti Towler BA (University of King's College), LLB (Dalhousie University), LLM (University of San Diego), DipCS (Regent College). Patti Towler is the Vice President of External Relations for Regent College and a former Vancouver lawyer and mediator, who has lectured extensively in the areas of Christians in the workplace, dispute resolution skills for church leaders, and legal issues affecting religious organizations. She has recently produced a DVD on the subject of mentoring, and is a strong believer in fostering inter-generational relationships in the church.
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