Join Douglas Wilson, Dr. Joseph Bood, Brian Sauvay, Eric Kahn, and myself on March 1st, 2nd, and 3rd for our 2024 conference.

It's called Blueprints for Chrysidum 2.0. Go and visit riteresponseconference.com to register today. We hope to see you at

the conference in March. Women's ministry, biblical patriarchy or complementarianism.

In today's episode of Theology Applied, I'm welcoming to the show, Rachel Jenkovic. She's the daughter of Douglas Wilson in Moscow, Idaho at Christchurch. We talk about women's ministry in very practical terms. What is Rachel and her sister Becca and Nancy Wilson? What do the gals do at Christchurch and Moscow, Idaho in practical terms for women's ministry?

They hold to the biblical patriarchy view.

So what does that look like in practice?

Tune in now.

Applying God's word to every aspect of life.

This is theologyology Applied.

All right, welcome back to another episode of Theology Applied.

I'm your host, Pastor Joel Webbin with Right Response Ministries.

And in this episode, I'm very privileged to welcome back to the show.

I think it's been probably about two years since

the last time we had this guest, but we have Rachel Jenkovic back on the show. Rachel, thanks for

coming. Thanks for having me. Absolutely. Well, we talked a little bit offline before we started

recording and kind of framing up some ideas for the show this evening. But basically, what I'd love to talk about

with you is that my wife is a big fan. She said, make sure to give me a shout out to Rachel,

let her know that. So my wife, Megan, she loves, you know, we got to come to one of your Sabbath

dinners a couple years ago, and she's followed your ministry intensely and your mom and your sister

and she's benefited so much and not just her but multiple women in our church and one of the things

that I really like as a husband with my wife following your ministry is that your ministry is

always practically geared towards women and it's not just, you can do an episode of 45 minutes talking about

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