In This Issue...
Articles
- A Theology of Humor by Cheryl Taylor
- Ministering With Humor by Stephanie Nance
- Christian Leaders Having Fun? by Pam Morton with Kathy Jingling
- The Health Benefits of Humor and Laughter by Dwenda Gjerdingen, MD, MS
Resources
Book Reviews
- Anatomy of an Illness by Norman Cousins
- The Purse-Driven Life by Anita Renfroe
Women in Ministry - May/June 2007 Issue

Husband and Wife Teams
The best marriages are those in which both husband and wife are teammates. A biblical example of a great team is Priscilla and Aquila. They ministered, taught, hosted, suffered, and succeeded as a team for Christ.
When a husband and wife commit to the same ministry work and share responsibility for it, they will face special blessings and challenges. They will find that in ministry as in marriage, their different gifts and strengths are complementary and make them more effective together than when they operate alone. They will also deal with problems that other ministry teams do not, such as balancing their ministry and marriage needs.
In this issue, we share how husband and wife ministry teams can function well when they avoid certain pitfalls and follow several principles. We also offer several intriguing interviews with those who work or have worked as a team with their husband or spouse, or have witnessed a successful husband and wife ministry team in action. A book review and further resources are included in our exploration of this special ministry dynamic.
Included in this issue:
Articles
Nothing New by Dr. Todd Lake
Let’s Work Together by Kera Hubbard
Four Principles for the Successful Husband-Wife Team by Sam Mayo
Interviews
He Preached Mornings and She Preached Nights with Martha Klaus
"Mr. and Mrs." on the Church Marquee with Dr. Byron Klaus
Partners in Mission with Nancy Raatz
Campus Coworkers for Christ with Matt and Tracy Herman
Resources
Book Review
Extreme Marriage by Terry Owens


