A MANIFESTO FOR THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Declaration and Covenant
July 4, 1986
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An Act of Contrition and Humble Repentance
A Solemn Covenant
A Statement of Essential Truths and a Call to Action
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Dr. Jay Grimstead, D.Min., General Editor
Mr. E. Calvin Beisner, M.A., Assistant to the General Editor

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 A Manifesto for the Christian Church
Copyright 1986, 1999, 2002, The Coalition on Revival, Inc.
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 PREAMBLE
To promote Biblical obedience, peace, unity, love, joy, and compassion among all men,
and to secure for ourselves and future generations the blessing of God Almighty, we
hereby enter into a Solemn Covenant, grounded in the following declaration:
God, eternal Creator, Author of liberty, has spoken with reason, accuracy, and clarity
concerning justice, truth, and reality in Heaven and on Earth.
In bold defiance of God's Word, the Bible, the fallen race of man has perverted justice,
truth, and reality, leaving a painful legacy of negligence, confusion, chaos, and
exploitation; and, thus, has created a compelling need for correction and redemption by
our merciful God. In this twentieth century, evil has so multiplied that all life and liberty
are at risk of destruction by the godless or by the judgment of God.
The Church of Jesus Christ, now grown lukewarm and indifferent in pursuing its
redemptive priestly ministry and corrective prophetic authority, largely has tolerated or
participated in the dominant evils and error of this sin-filled age, further adding to our
planetary crisis.
That future generations of God's children and nations yet unborn may learn of
righteousness and judgment without suffering the cost of repeated sins, we declare with
brokenness the record of our grievous transgression of the Divine Law.

An Act of Contrition and Humble Repentance
We humbly and openly confess that too often, as a people and as individuals:
1. We have failed to care adequately for the souls of men who will spend eternity in the
fires of hell if they fail to receive for themselves the atoning blood of Christ, bowing their
knees before Him as Lord of their lives and King of the universe;
2. We have disobeyed God's clear commands in Scripture;
3. We have built our own egos rather than advancing the Kingdom of Christ;
4. We have all too often fallen short of the integrity, faithfulness, and total honesty with
each other that God requires of us before the watching world;
5. We have failed to confront falsehood and unrighteousness consistently in the Church
or in the world because of our fear of man and of losing prestige or security;
6. We have been content to reduce the power of the transcendent gospel to mere creedal
form devoid of spiritual content or present reality by our harlotry with the idols of
personal peace and affluence;

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 7. We have neglected our God-ordained duties to be the world's salt, light, teacher, and
example, as a result, the world is in desperate trouble and western civilization stands on
the brink of self-destruction;
8. We and our fathers have settled for a substandard, false version of Christianity in our
local churches and denominations;
9. We have tolerated sin within our ranks when we should have administered church
discipline and excommunication;
10. We have allowed heresies to creep into our churches and institutions of higher
learning, failing to demand of our teachers that they teach and stand upon the faithful and
inerrant written Word of God;
11. We have heaped to ourselves teachers and pastors to tickle our ears with pleasant
falsehoods and entertaining fables rather than convicting us of sin and demanding that we
live righteous lives of obedience to the Bible;
12. We sold our children's minds and souls to the godless influence of secularized
education and the media;
13. We have allowed our churches to become irrelevant, powerless ghettos while those
who hate or neglect God and His righteous standards for society have stolen the America
of our founding fathers out from under our slumbering eyes;
14. We have allowed misguided policies, flagrant sins, and hideous atrocities to be
enacted by our elected and appointed officials - legislative, executive, and judicial without rising up en masse, and demanding that they be corrected in the name of God and
for the sake of justice;
15. We have permitted both Christian and non-Christian men of our society to fail in
leadership, becoming emasculated, tamed, dependent, self-centered, and soft; and, in the
opposite extreme, we have allowed some men to abuse their authority by their lack of
sacrificial love for their families;
16. We have lived beyond our means by misusing credit, so trading our liberty for
financial bondage;
17. We have adopted the covetousness and materialism of our surrounding culture,
seeking the approval of men and neglecting the fear of the Lord;
18. We have been caught up in a self-centered, false version of Christianity, focusing on
our own needs and desires rather than on God's glory and on sacrificing ourselves for the
needs of our Christian brothers and fellow humans;

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 19. We have concerned ourselves more with Heaven, the future, and escaping this world
at Christ's Second Coming, than with preparing His Bride to be spotless, beautiful,
glorious, and pleasing to Him when He comes;
20. We foolishly have allowed Satan to divide us from other members in His Body
through pride, jealousy, and competition, through a lack of humble serving of one
another, and by concentrating on divisive minor issues rather than the clear Biblical
articles of faith upon which we agree;
21. We have rested, idle and uncaring, while Satanically inspired Marxist Communism
and a revival of pagan religions has enslaved two-thirds of our planet, causing massive,
needless suffering to the peoples under their sway;
22. We have failed to conduct our lives or manage our affairs in the conscious certainty
that God's eternal standards for personal and social righteousness are unchanging and
inexorable in their absolute cause-and-effect relationships, thus dishonoring God and
playing the fool in our personal lives and social policies;

THEREFORE:
1. In brokenness and humility, we cast ourselves before the throne of Almighty God
beseeching Him to forgive these sins of ours and our fathers that we have so grievously
and callously committed against Him, against each other and against the dying world. We
call upon our Father in Heaven to apply to these our sins the purifying, atoning blood of
our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
2. In repentance, shame, and sorrow we ask our fellow Christians - all whom we have
offended, ignored, and despised; before whom we have not been honest, open, vulnerable
and tender; and whose ministries we have falsely believed we could do well without - to
forgive us in the name of Jesus and for the sake of His glory and the unity of His Body.
We hereby declare that we forgive all Christian brothers and sisters who have so treated
us.
3. In shame and sorrow, we ask forgiveness of those fellow humans who have not bowed
their knee to Jesus as King of the universe or yet come under the saving power of His
shed Blood.
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Forgive us for caring so little for your souls that we have not ministered more
aggressively and lovingly to you about your eternal destiny and your fear of
death.
Forgive us for our attempt to evangelize you that have been impersonal,
mechanical, or insensitive.
Forgive us for displaying before you ugly, uninspiring lives devoid of God's
integrity, compassion, and power.
Forgive us for being such poor examples of Christ's love by our disunity that you
have rejected both Him and us, to your own spiritual impoverishment.

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Forgive us for our failure to demonstrate to you biblical answers for your
difficulties and problems in life.
Forgive us for failing to occupy our proper position as servants in the affairs of
law, government, economics, business, education, media, the arts, medicine, and
science as the Creator's salt and light to the world, so that these spheres of life
might offer you more help, justice, hope, peace, and joy.

We have failed you miserably and we beg you to forgive us in the name of the great God
who created us all for His glory.
And now, O God, forgive our willful disobedience, hardness of heart, and selfish
indulgence. Hear our prayers, forgive our sin, and heal our land, O Lord; thus fulfilling
the merciful promise of your Word.
"O Lord, hear! O Lord, forgive! O Lord, listen and take action! For Thine own sake, O
my God, do not delay, because Thy people are called by Thy name." (Daniel 9:19)

A Solemn Covenant
Now, for the Glory of God, having repented of our sin and counted the cost of true
discipleship, willing either to be martyred or to reign with Him, we hereby solemnly
covenant with Almighty God and with one another, to live henceforth in full, serious
obedience to all the Bible's commands that apply to us today, to the best of our ability
and in dependence on the power of the Holy Spirit, from now until the day we die, so
help us God.
We hereby voluntarily invite others in the family of God to hold us accountable to live in
full obedience to the Bible, and to show us with demonstrated love whatever
discrepancies they observe between our lives and what is written in the Bible. We submit
in advance to Biblical church discipline as described in Matthew 18:15-20.
We commit ourselves, in the presence of God Almighty and of our Christian brothers and
sisters:
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to live to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever-the chief reasons for our existence
in time and eternity;
to offer ourselves as living sacrifices to be used as God wills to build up the Body
of Christ on earth that it may become biblical, holy, strong, courageous, unified,
and effective in fulfilling its commissioned task on earth;
to do all we can, in the lives of our fellow humans and in the societies in which
we live, to see God's will done on earth as it is in heaven, insofar as that is
possible between now and the physical return of our great God and Savior Jesus
Christ.

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 A Statement of Essential Truths and a Call to Action
Whereas, our souls are burdened with the unbiblical, Laodicean state of the Church in our
age; and,
Whereas, the Body of Christ on earth has failed to be the salt, light, and teacher of a dark
and dying world; and,
Whereas, we believe that we, the sleeping, uncaring, uncourageous, and unholy members
of the Body of Christ bear much of the blame for the fact that our own society and
Western civilization are on the brink of self destruction;

WE THEREFORE DECLARE:
That a broad acceptance by the Bible-believing Church of the basic biblical affirmations
stated herein should be considered essential, primary, foundational, and non-negotiable
by all Christians who wish to work and pray toward the revival of the Church and the
reformation of society; and,
That the Body of Christ, in order to fulfill her Lord's Great Commission to make Bibleobeying disciples of all nations, needs to commit itself to the following statements of
truth and plans of action:

A. The Church Must Learn What is Reality.
1. Inerrancy of the Bible.
We affirm that the original manuscripts of the Old and New Testaments of the
Bible were so inspired by God, that the human authors wrote the exact words and
sentences God inspired them to write without error and without misrepresenting
God, history or the created world in any way. What the Bible says, God says.
Those inside and outside the Christian Church who teach that the Bible is partly
true and partly false, and that it is up to us humans to decide which parts are
which, stand in opposition to the view of the Bible held by Moses, David, Jesus,
Paul, the early Church, the Reformers, and all of mainstream Christianity, down
to the last century, and are, by their destructive teaching, undermining the faith of
the next generation.
2. The Bible is the Final Test of All Truth Claims.
We affirm that this God-inspired, inerrant Bible is the only absolute, objective,
final test for all truth claims, and the clearest verbal picture of reality that has ever
come into the hands of mankind. By it, and it alone, are all philosophies, books,
values, actions, and plans to be measured as to their consistency with reality,
visible and invisible. Whatever statements or values are in opposition to the
statements and values of the Bible err to the degree of their opposition.

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 3. The Bible States Reality for All Areas of Life and Thought.
We affirm that the Bible is not only God's statements to us regarding religion,
salvation, eternity, and righteousness, but also the final measurement and
depository of certain fundamental facts of reality and basic principles that God
wants all mankind to know in the spheres of law, government, economics,
business, education, arts and communication, medicine, psychology, and science.
All theories and practices of these spheres of life are only true, right, and realistic
to the degree that they agree with the Bible. The Bible furnishes mankind with the
only logical and verbal connection between time and eternity, religion and
science, the visible and invisible worlds.
4. Cause and Effect Relationships of God's Commandments.
We affirm that God built the universe and man in accordance with the laws of His
own Being in such a way that there is a cause and effect relationship between
obeying the laws and commandments deposited in His Word and being blessed by
God. Those people or nations that live in opposition to biblical laws and
commandments will, sooner or later, be cursed and destroyed. This is not to say
that we can force God's hand to bless us, but rather that it is always best for us to
obey His will.
It is, therefore, to the great benefit of all mankind, Christian and non-Christian
alike, to bring every society's judicial and legal systems into as close an
approximation to the laws and commandments of the Bible as its citizens will
allow.
5. World View.
We affirm that the Bible presents God's own world view, which is consistent and
practical and answers all of the basic life questions of man. To function properly
in the Church and in the world, Christians must seek to understand, to the best of
their ability, the full theological world view presented in the Bible. They must be
willing to measure all points of their own theology by the Bible and, in
submission to the Bible, to make whatever changes are called for in their own
theology.
6. The 42 Articles of The Essentials of the Christian World View.
We affirm that The Coalition on Revival's 42 Articles of The Essentials of the
Christian World View states the basic doctrines of historic Christianity and can
serve as a theological test and guardrail to keep an individual or a church from
heresy.
B. The Christian Church Must Live Under the Lordship of Jesus Christ and,
Therefore, in Full Obedience to the Bible.
7. Lordship of Christ Non-Optional.
We affirm that living under the total Lordship of Jesus Christ in every area of life
is not optional for those who would call themselves Christians. Though obedience

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 to the Bible's commands does not earn or retain salvation, still the Bible is clear in
its teachings that no one who lives a life of deliberate, consistent disobedience to
the Bible's commands ought to call himself a Christian. We are saved by faith
alone, but not by a faith that is alone, devoid of obedience.
8. Living Above Deliberate Sin.
We affirm that it is possible and expected by God that Christians will and must
live above conscious, deliberate choices to sin. We are capable of this because of
our new nature the indwelling Holy Spirit and the ability of Christ's shed blood to
break the power of canceled sin. This is not to say that the most holy of us do not
need daily to say, "Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors."
9. The Great Commission.
We affirm that the Great Commission is a mandate by our Lord to go forth into all
the world and make Bible-obeying disciples of all nations. Getting men's souls
saved is only a preliminary part of fulfilling the Great Commission. Our work is
incomplete unless we teach them to obey all He commanded. The words of the
Lord's prayer for God's will to "be done on earth as it is in heaven" are another
way to state the essence of the same Great Commission.
10. Christ's Lordship Extends to the Entire Universe.
We affirm that a full understanding of the Lordship of Christ is to realize that,
when Jesus stated, "All authority in heaven and earth has been given to Me," He
was declaring that whatever power Satan held over the world was broken by His
death on the cross and His victorious resurrection. As Son of God and
representative man, Jesus regained authority over the earth which Adam, as
representative man, lost. This is the meaning of His being seated at the right hand
of God. When Jesus returns, He will gain no greater authority over this earth and
the forces of Satan than He had from the moment He ascended to and sat upon
His throne, though He will exercise His authority in full power, then in a way He
is not fully exercising it now.
11. Christian Maturity.
We affirm that all Christians must be nurtured by those who are their spiritual
leaders if they are to reach their full level of Christian maturity. No Christian or
group of Christians has the right before God to live year after year on a spiritual
plateau, stagnating in Christian immaturity. Christian maturity is capable enough
of definition that the apostles categorized their people as either mature or
immature. It is measured by the extent of one's conformity to the image of Christ,
made visible by biblical obedience in every area of life.
12. The Necessity of Human Accountability.
We affirm that because of our infinite capacity for self-deception, all of us who
strive for Christian maturity and a biblically obedient life need to be held
accountable to live in obedience to the Bible by living, trustworthy brothers and
sisters. Apart from this our obedience must always fall short of its potential. This

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 brother-to-brother accountability should be entered into mutually by voluntary
association.
13. The Need for Confrontation.
We affirm that in a life where there exists "the world, the flesh and the devil,"
there is need for living confrontation over matters of falsehood and
unrighteousness in the Church and in the world. It is impossible for any group of
people to live truly obedient lives without applying to each other regular
confrontation, exhortation, rebuke and church discipline. Church discipline must
be an on-going part of any congregation that chooses truly to live according to the
Bible.
C. The Church Must Live in Love and Unity With Each Other.
14. Only One Body.
We affirm that although there are many denominational and theological divisions
within the body of Christ, in reality there exists only one Body of Christ to which
all true Christians of all denominations belong. This central fact must be
exemplified by churches and pastors at a local level and in a visible way. The
desire in Christ's heart is that His Body demonstrate visible, real Body unity, love,
and interdependence.
15. Local Pastors' Prayer Fellowships.
We affirm that the unity of the Body of Christ must be demonstrated and can be
greatly aided by local pastors praying together in honest fellowship for each
other's lives and ministries. Their prayer and fellowship must go deep, to the point
of sincere love, sacrifice, and experiencing joy at each other's success.
16. Humility Required.
We affirm that before local body unity will be real or have a large effect, pastors
and Christian leaders must be willing to allow others to get credit for, or have
control of joint projects, and to work in programs under the name of another
church or leader. Humility and faithful servanthood are essential for true body
unity, locally and nationally.
17. Loyalty and Support of Leaders in the Body.
We affirm that within any local church or para-church organization there must be
a real and visible unity of spirit, purpose, and leadership. Struggles for power and
poorly defined organizational chains of command must be seen as problems not to
be tolerated, except for temporary periods, until the unity around the proper
leadership can be defined and established. A pastor or para-church leader needs
his staff and board to be deeply loyal and unified around his leadership, without
his vision being forced to compete with other visions within the church or
organization.

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 D. The Christian Church Must be Salt and Light to the World.
18. Light and Salt are to Influence the World.
We affirm that to be salt and light to the world means to influence it for good and
to show it the way to live and conduct its affairs. In short, it means getting God's
will to "be done on earth as it is in heaven" and to "make disciples of all nations,
teaching them to obey whatsoever I have commanded You." Christ instituted the
Church as the world's teacher. The world will not know how to live or which
direction to go without the Church's biblical influence on its theories, laws,
actions, and institutions. To be salt and light, the Church cannot exist in a
Christian "ghetto" or have a dichotomous view that falsely divides life into the
spiritual versus the physical-historical-measurable.
19. Storming the Gates of Hell.
We affirm that part of the task of the bearers of the Christian gospel is to identify,
find, cast out, and break the Satanic power of demons over those to whom we
minister. All Christian ministers inside and outside the institutional church must
know how to deal with and overpower demons that oppress or harass people in
their care. They must do this in the name of Christ and by the power of His
presently effective blood.
20. Social Evils to Oppose.
We affirm that all Bible-believing Christians must take a non-neutral stance in
opposing, praying against, and speaking against social moral evils such as the
following:
A. Abortion on demand, infanticide, and euthanasia
B. Adultery, fornication, homosexuality, bestiality and other forms of sexual
perversion
C. Pornography, prostitution, sexual entertainment, rape, and other crimes of
exploitation and physical, emotional, or sexual abuse
D. Drug abuse
E. Unjust treatment of the poor and disadvantaged
F. Criminal injustice
G. Racial discrimination
H. Theft, fraud, and violence not in self-defense
I. State usurpation of parental rights and God-given liberties

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 J. Statist-collectivist theft from citizens through devaluation of their money and
redistribution of their wealth
K. Atheism, moral relativism, and evolutionism taught as a monopoly viewpoint
in public schools
L. Communism/Marxism, fascism, Nazism and the one-world government of the
New Age Movement

NOW THEREFORE:
In hope of God's mercy and blessing upon His Church and a needy world, we humbly call
on all who name Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, and every Bible-believing church on
earth to join us in these acts or repentance, in ratifying this covenant with God and His
Church, and in embracing these fundamental and non-negotiable truths and mandates, to
the great end that God might be glorified and His will might be done.

Benediction
May we live to glorify God. May we fellowship with Him eternally. May we offer
ourselves a living sacrifice to God and our fellow men. May we be salt and light in the
world. May the fruit of our labor, as much as is possible, be the working of God's will on
earth as it is in heaven.
May God give us His strength, wisdom, holiness, justice, love and power in full measure.
And may God multiply those who enter herein.

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 Christian Leaders Who in 1986 Signed
A Manifesto for the Christian Church
The following Christian leaders signed A Manifesto for the Christian Church in
1986. Among these Christian leaders are some who have since passed on or
who have since retracted their support for COR, its vision, and its goals.
Dr. Joseph Aldrich, Pres.
Multnomah School of the Bible

Dr. Charles Blair, D.D., Pastor
Calvary Temple

Rev. Ray Allen, President
ACT Ministries, Inc.

Dr. Richard Bliss, Ed.D., Director of Curriculum
Institute for Creation Research

Dr. Gary Amos, Professor
Law and Public Policy-CBN University

Mr. Ron Boehme, Director
Youth With a Mission; Revive America

Rev. Francis Anfuso, President
Christian Equippers Int.

Rev. W. Wellington Boone, Pastor & Founder
Manna Christian Fellowship Churches

Dr. Gleason Archer, Ph.D., Professor
Old Testament, Trinity Evangelical Divinity
School

Dr. Harold O. J. Brown, Ph.D., Professor
Bibl. & Sys. Theo., Trinity Evangelical Divinity
School

Dr. Virginia Armstrong, Ph.D., Executive Director
Blackstone Institute of Public Law and Policy

Dr. Emanuele Cannistraci, Pastor
Evangel Christian Fellowship

Dr. Theodore Baehr, J.D., President
Good News Communications

Rev. Jack Carter, Professor
Biblical Studies - C.F.N.I.

Dr. David W. Balsiger, L.H.D., Publisher-Editor
Biblical News Service

Rev. David Chilton, Pastor
Church of the Redeemer

Dr. William Barker, Th.D., Editor
Presbyterian Journal

Mrs. Evelyn Christenson, President
Evelyn Christenson Ministries

Rev. Ern Baxter, President
Ern Baxter Ministries

Dr. Glenn Cole, D.D., Pastor
Capital Christian Center

Mr. John Beckett, President
Intercessors for America

Dr. Robert Coleman, Professor
Trinity Evang. Free Div. School

Dick Bernal, Pastor
Jubilee Christian Center

Dr. Lawrence Crabb, Ph.D., Director
Inst. Bibl. Counsel, Grace Theological Seminary

Mr. E. Calvin Beisner
Author, Editor

Mr. Art Cunningham, Manager
Hughes Aircraft

Rev. Dick Benjamin, Pastor
Abbotts Loop Christian Center

Mr. Gary DeMar, President
American Vision

Rev. Luther Blackwell, Pastor
New Life Fellowship

Mr. Ted DeMoss, President
Christian Business Men's Committee

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 Mrs. Gladys Dickelman, Executive Director
National Day of Prayer

Rev. Ronald Haus, President
1st Century Broadcasting

Mr. Colonel Doner, President
Christian Action Network

Dr. Lewis Hicks
Physician

Rev. Jeff Donnan, President
Christians for Justice, International

Dr. Dick Hillis, D.D. Pres. Emeritus
Overseas Crusades

Dr. Robert Dugan, Director
NAE-Public Affairs

Dr. Steven Hotze
Physician

Mr. Laury Eck, Attorney
Christian Mediation

Dr. David Howard, L.H.D., Gen. Director
World Evangelical Fellowship

Dr. Ted Engstrom, President
World Vision International

Rev. Dick Iverson, President
Portland Bible College

Mr. Michael Farris, President
Home School Legal Defense Association

Dr. Ron Jenson, D.Min., President
International Leadership

Mr. Roger Flemming, Asst. U.S. Director
The Navigators

Mrs. Dee Jepsen, Chairman
Board of Regents, CBN University

Mr. Marshall Foster, President
Mayflower Institute

Col. Glen Jones, National Director
Military Ministry, Campus Crusade

Rev. Gerald Fry, Pastor
Clavary Community Church

Mr. Roy Jones, Coalitions Director
Republican Senatorial Committee

Mr. Bill Garaway, President
Business with a Purpose

Rev. Raymond P. Joseph, Pastor
Southfield Presbyterian Church

Dr. Arthur Gay, D.Min., Pastor
South Park Church

Dr. D. James Kennedy, Ph.D., Pastor
Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church

Mr. Peter Gemma, Executive Director
National ProLife Political Action Co.

Joseph Kickasola, Professor
Law & Public Policy-CBN University

Dr. Duane Gish, Ph.D., Vice President
Institute for Creation Research

Dr. Paul Kienel, Ed.D., Pastor
Association of Christian Schools Intl.

Mr. Jose Gonzales, President
Semilla, Inc.

Dr. David Kiteley, Pastor
Shiloh Christian Fellowship

Dr. Charles Green, President
Network of Christian Ministries

Dr. Henry Krabbendam, Ph.D., Professor
Covenant College

Rev. Dan Greenlee, Pastor
Calvary Cathedral

Dr. Tim Lahaye, D.Min., President
American Coalition for Traditional Values

Col. Robert Grete, Principal
Rocky Bayou Christian School

Dr. Richard Lappert, Ph.D., Consultant
Connecticut State Department of Education

Dr. Jay Grimstead, D.Min., Found. Dir.
Coalition on Revival

Dr. Harold Lindsell, Ph.D., Editor Emeritus
Christianity Today

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 Dr. Paul Lindstrom, Director
Christian Liberty Academy

Dr. Luis Palau, President
Luis Palau Evangelistic Team

Dr. Allan MacRae, Ph.D., Pres. Emeritus
Biblical Theological Seminary

Dr. Ed Payne, M.D., Professor
Medical College of Georgia

Rev. Ronald Marr, Editor & Publisher
Christian Enquirer

Rev. Dennis Peacocke, President
Strategic Christian Services

Dr. Peter Marshall
Author, Lecturer

Dr. John Perkins, D.D., President
Voice of Calvary Ministries

Mrs. Connaught Marshner, Director
Child & Family Protection Institute

Dr. William Reed, M.D., President
Christian Medical Foundation

Rev. Bob Martin, Exec. Brd. Member
Maranatha Christian Churches

Mr. Jerry Regier, President
Family Research Council

Mr. Robert Martin, General Manager
Fieldstead & Company

Dr. George Rekers, Ph.D., Professor
University of S.C. School of Medicine

Mr. Ted McAteer, President
Religious Roundtable

Dr. Adrian Rogers, Pastor
Bellevue Baptist Church

Dr. Josh McDowell, D.D., President
Josh McDowell Ministries

Dr. R. J. Rushdoony, Ph.D., President
Chalcedon Foundation

Mr. R. E. McMaster, Jr., Editor
The Reaper

Dr. Michael Rusten, Ph.D.
Business Consultant

Dr. Robertson McQuilkin, D.D., President
Columbia Bible College

Dr. Robert Saucy, Th.D., Chairman
Dept. of Systematic Theo., Talbot Sem.

Bishop John L. Meares, Pastor
Evangel Temple

Mrs. Edith Schaeffer
Author, Lecturer

Mr. Robert Metcalf, Founder
Christian Studies Center

Mr. George Scipione, Director
Christian Counseling and Education

Rev. Lou Montecalvo, Pastor
Redeemer Temple Southeast Church

Rev. Owen Shackett, Pastor
The Peoples Church of the Northwest

Rev. Joseph Morecraft, Pastor
Chalcedon Presbyterian Church

Mr. Herbert Schlossberg
Author, Researcher

Rev. Bob Mumford, President
Lifechangers

Mr. Shelby Sharp
Attorney at Law

Dr. Gary North, Ph.D., President
Institute for Christian Economics

Mr. Mark Siljander
Former Member of Congress

Dr. Raymond Ortlund, D.D., President
Renewal Ministries

Dr. Robert Simonds, Th.D., President
National Assoc. of Christian Educ.

Dr. J. I. Packer, Ph.D., Professor
Systematic Theology, Regent College

Rev. Charles Simpson, Pastor
Gulf Coast Covenant Church

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 Mr. John Sparks, J.D., Professor
Law and Economics, Grove City Coll.

Dr. Don Zoller, Chairman
Outreach Ministries, McLean Bible Church

Mrs. Carolyn Sundseth, Former Assoc. Director
White House Office of Public Liaison
Mr. Bob Thoburn, Pastor, Founder
Fairfax Christian School
Mr. Lary Tomczak, Editor
The People of Destiny Magazine
Dr. Paul Toms, D.D., Pastor
Park Street Church
Dr. Joseph Tson, D.D., President
Romanian Missionary Society
Brother Andrew van der Bijl, Founder
Open Doors
Dr. Jack Van Impe, Ph.D., President
Jack Van Impe Ministries
Dr. Peter Wagner, Professor
School of World Missions, Fuller Seminary
Dr. Larry Walker, Ph.D., Professor
Old Testament, Mid-America Baptist Seminary
Dr. Robert Walker, President
Christian Life Magazine
Mr. Russ Walton, President
Plymouth Rock Foundation
Mr. Bob Weiner, President
Maranatha Campus Ministries
Dr. Luder Whitlock, President
Reformed Theological Seminary
Rev. Al Whittinghill, Evangelist
Ambassadors for Christ
Rev. Donald Wildmon, President
American Family Association
Rev. Jerry Wiles, Exec. Vice President
Bible Pathway Ministries
Rev. Mike Williams, Pastor
Hillside Church
Dr. Ralph Winter, Ph.D., General Director
U.S. Center for World Missions

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