‘Duck Dynasty’ Family Featured in TwoTen Magazine
National Christian leadership publication releases its fourth issue
Willie Robertson is gracing the cover of the fourth issue of TwoTen Magazine donning his iconic beard and patriotic bandana.
The magazine's founders John Faulkner and Richard W. Hayes were inspired by Ephesians 2:10, which says, "For we are God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do."
This issue focuses on Christian leaders who utilize unique careers, personal perspectives and individual platforms to connect with their employers, employees and patrons.
“We want TwoTen Magazine to encourage business leaders to execute their preordained purpose and positively impact everyone who God has entrusted them to serve,” said John Faulkner, co-founder and editor in chief of TwoTen Magazine.
For the Robertsons, business and ministry are one in the same as their company, Duck Commander, has allowed the family to influence millions through the popular television series "Duck Dynasty."
"Our family has been blessed with a unique opportunity to reach into the lives of so many people and really bring our faith to a broad audience," said Willie Robertson, Duck Commander CEO and the third son of Phil and Kay Robertson.
TwoTen Magazine takes a closer look at the Robertson family's fame and faith as well as God's provision that guided them there.
"While we have a lot of fun with the show, sharing our faith is the main reason we do it," Willie Robertson said.
Over 9 million viewers watched the season three finale of "Duck Dynasty" on A&E in April 2013.
But Willie Robertson is not the first or the last widely recognized Christian to be featured by TwoTen Magazine. The three previous issues welcomed Super Bowl-winning coach Tony Dungy; Heisman Trophy winner and New England Patriot Tim Tebow; and Director of Pediatric Neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient Dr. Ben Carson.
To learn more about TwoTen Magazine or to subscribe to the publication's print or digital formats, please visit twotenmagazine.com. Media interested in obtaining a complimentary copy of the magazine or for press inquiries please contact Luke Haydel at luke@twotenmag.com or 855-4-TWOTEN.
