She grew up in London, has African heritage, and now lives in Minnesota! AND she co-pastors a church in a coffeeshop! She’s Jo Saxton, and she joins us to talk about her life in ministry and her book, “More Than Enchanting” – the value of female leadership in the world and in the church. Plus – which religious group is the most committed to their jobs? You’ll be surprised!
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