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Finding Our Muchness with guest Dr Cheryl Bridges Johns
Dr Kim Maas invites guest Dr Cheryl Bridges Johns to share what Muchness means to her as well as how she found it and if she ever lost it.
Dr Cheryl Bridges Johns is a Distinguished Professor of
Pentecostal Studies and the Director of the Global Pentecostal House of Study.
Cheryl is the author of Finding Eternal Treasures and
Re-enchanting the Text and has written numerous articles for academic journals and presented numerous papers at academic conferences. At its General Assembly In
2012 the Church of God honored Cheryl with its Distinguished Educator Faculty Award. In 2013 her alma mater, Emmanuel College, named her for the G. Earl
Beatty Servant Leadership Award. In 2020, Cheryl was granted an honorary doctorate from the Pentecostal Theological Seminary.
Cheryl is ordained in the International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC). She is married to Jackie David Johns and they have two daughters and five grandchildren. Along with her husband, she planted a church where they served as pastors for over 27 years.
https://united.edu/cheryl-bridges-johns/
Finding Our Muchness: https://www.findingourmuchness.com/
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By Kim MaasDr Kim Maas invites guest Dr Cheryl Bridges Johns to share what Muchness means to her as well as how she found it and if she ever lost it.
Dr Cheryl Bridges Johns is a Distinguished Professor of
Pentecostal Studies and the Director of the Global Pentecostal House of Study.
Cheryl is the author of Finding Eternal Treasures and
Re-enchanting the Text and has written numerous articles for academic journals and presented numerous papers at academic conferences. At its General Assembly In
2012 the Church of God honored Cheryl with its Distinguished Educator Faculty Award. In 2013 her alma mater, Emmanuel College, named her for the G. Earl
Beatty Servant Leadership Award. In 2020, Cheryl was granted an honorary doctorate from the Pentecostal Theological Seminary.
Cheryl is ordained in the International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC). She is married to Jackie David Johns and they have two daughters and five grandchildren. Along with her husband, she planted a church where they served as pastors for over 27 years.
https://united.edu/cheryl-bridges-johns/
Finding Our Muchness: https://www.findingourmuchness.com/