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Articles  Leslie Johnson, along with husband Gary, has been in Christian ministry for nearly two decades. They have two children, Jacob Israel and Sara Mishael. Frequently traveling with a popular youth evangelist, Gary enjoyed sharing the dramatic story of his salvation and deliverance from violence, drugs and alcohol in high schools and churches across the south. After marriage, they spent several years with the Salvation Army, ministering to the homeless, inner-city youth, unwed mothers, drug addicts & alcoholics. A year with a Christian After-Care ministry found them helping Christian ex-offenders adjust to life after prison, while Gary served as a volunteer chaplain to Parchman Penitentiary's "Death Row." For nearly a decade the Johnsons worked as House Parents & House Parent Supervisors, meeting the needs of abused, neglected and troubled adolescents. They also founded and operated a non-profit Christian community center of their own called The Lighthouse. It's been a wonderful and exciting journey, and Gary & Leslie are now in what they call their "second phase of ministry", meeting the needs of Christians just like you through their own Names of God Collection and books which they've written. Their exciting new book - Does God Really Prefer Men? - addresses the hot topic of gender equality in the Body of Christ and is their first published work. This challenging and uncompromising look into the heart of God toward His daughters is a perfect companion to Why Not Women? by David Hamilton and Loren Cunningham (founder of Youth With A Mission - YWAM) and 10 Lies the Church Tells Women by J. Lee Grady (best-selling author & editor of Charisma Magazine). Does God Really Prefer Men? is available at Amazon.com, BooksAMillion.com, Barnes&Noble.com and many more outlets. One FleshChapter 5 of Does God Really Prefer Men? An Open Letter To The Church In America by Leslie Johnson with Gary Johnson This chapter is on Christian marriage; a subject is rarely addressed even in books on gender equality. The Johnsons have done a fine job. We have left it in PDF format for easy reading. To access "One Flesh," click here.
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