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“Dr. Jackie Roese has been teaching women for a long time. And doing it well. Really well. The woman can preach. She’s even trained lots of others to do the same.”

— Sandra Glahn - Associate Professor of Media Arts and Worship at Dallas Theological Seminary

“I have been hungry my whole life for more, the freedom I had experienced as a dancer, the beauty I witnessed in creation, the satisfaction I knew from working for justice amidst brokenness, and I do not remember anyone telling me about Jesus did for the reconciliation of all things – until Jackie started unpacking that for me. These truths set me free. And not free to be the good Christian I thought I was supposed to be. Not to image Jackie or any other leader as a mini icon. But to be fully alive as myself.”

— Marijoy Horton

“Having the whole story is important when developing a worldview and Jackie helps you see two sides of an important issue. It asks the question of what our relationship with both genders was designed to look like and why we have a conflict today. Addressing, with love, our underlying beliefs Jackie tells her story of navigating a divisive worldview that has pushed people away from a relationship with God.”

— David Tschetter

“Jackie Roese’s story is poignant, her reasoning is sharp, and her vision is compelling. I am inspired by Jackie’s call to new-creation thinking and partnerships.”

— Ray Befus, Pastor, and Regional Leader, Great Lakes North, Vineyard USA

“As a member of a church, I was over-used but under-utilized. I have attended church nearly my entire life and used for kingdom service. But Jackie showed me that God uniquely fashioned me for a specific purpose. I need to be used according to my Spiritual gifts. Jackie opened the cage and said, “Run. Play. Dig. Eat.”

— Jamie Tanner

“Jackie called out of me something deep and intimate, the place where I want to serve Jesus so badly and am insecure about what I can or am allowed to do. Then she called me up to leadership and told me that I can be confident in my calling, in a way that no one else has called me out and up. And she did all of it in a gentle, Jesus-honoring, Bible-obeying manner that I could trust.”

— Amanda Clark

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