Does anyone know R.T. Kendall's position on women in ministry? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
February 5, 2010
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In all of Kendall's books I've ever read, I've never come across any mention of his position on this matter. But in view of the Charismatic company he now keeps, I'd imagine he would consider all of the offices of the Church open to members of either gender.
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