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McKenzie was the longtime pastor of Church of the Redeemer, an Anglican Church in North America congregation...

Thomas McKenzie, Nashville Anglican pastor, and eldest child killed in car crash

Rev. Thomas McKenzie
by: Bob Smietana August 23, 2021 (RNS) — The Rev. Thomas McKenzie, the rector of a prominent Anglican congregation in Nashville, Tennessee, and his eldest child, Charlie, were killed inRead More

‘Simply not true, Mr. President,’ comments Wheaton College’s Ed Stetzer

Simply not true, Mr. President. Every pledge at the DNC included it, though two caucuses did not. Since you mentioned evangelicals—followers of Jesus, the One who literally called Himself theRead More

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Pro ALL Life: Why I Protest and Encourage You to Do So Too – Christianity Today Opinion

I’ve marched for life like lots of evangelicals. I encourage you to march for black lives as well. Protests are part of who we are. Read the article at TheRead More

In the long run, this may be the best thing that could have happened.

Opinion: What happens when the church leaves the building

Holy Week at FPC
by: Paul O’Donnell (Ed Stetzer) April 3, 2020 (RNS) — The church has left the building, as congregations have been asked or ordered not to meet due to the coronavirus.Read More

Stetzer is a professor at Wheaton College, where he also serves as executive director of the Billy Graham Center and dean of the School of Missions, Ministry, and Leadership.

Stetzer to chair 2020 SBC Resolutions Committee

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by BP Staff NASHVILLE, Feb. 11, 2020 (BP) — Missiologist and researcher Ed Stetzer has been named chairman of the 2020 Southern Baptist Convention Resolutions Committee, SBC President J.D. GreearRead More

A coalition including worldwide UMC bishops and diverging advocacy groups has unanimously paved the way for the church to split...

Stetzer: ‘We could all learn from’ proposed UMC split

by Diana ChandlerWASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 2020 (BP) — An anticipated split within the United Methodist Church could prove educational for other religious denominations if conducted as proposed, noted Southern BaptistRead More

Organizers of Friday's gathering of pastors and other Christian leaders said they were continuing Wilson's work.

Wheaton mental health summit remembers Jarrid Wilson’s ‘legacy of hope’

Derwin Gray discusses Jarrid Wilson
by: Emily McFarlan Miller WHEATON, Ill., Dec. 6, 2019 (RNS) — The day pastor and mental health advocate Jarrid Wilson died was the day organizers began planning a one-day evangelicalRead More

Wheaton summit examines mental health and wellbeing for clergy

Ed Stetzer
by: Roxanne Stone Dec. 6, 2019 (RNS) — When Ed Stetzer heard that Jarrid Wilson, a popular California church leader and mental health advocate, had died by suicide in September,Read More

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The #EqualityTownHall Was Loud and Clear: The LGBTQ+ Community, Beto, the Equality Act, and Evangelicals – Christianity Today

We’ve come a long way from a plea for marriage equality. Source: The #EqualityTownHall Was Loud and Clear: The LGBTQ+ Community, Beto, the Equality Act, and Evangelicals = Christianity Today

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Contributing Editor for Christianity Today Faces Conflict of Interest Questions After Accepting Car From James MacDonald | Julie Roys

“Got me a 1971 Beetle,” announced Ed Stetzer on Facebook last April, adding that he and his daughter were planning to restore the classic Volkswagen car. However, what Stetzer didn’tRead More