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Connecting & Representing Evangelicals
Since 1942, the National Association of Evangelicals has spoken as a united voice for millions of American evangelicals who take the Bible seriously and believe in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. The voice of NAE is clearer, stronger and more broadly heard now than ever before. The Association represents more than 45,000 local churches from 40 different denominations and serves a constituency of millions.
 Leith Anderson
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What Others Are Saying
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The NAE serves a vital and constructive role in providing evangelical cohesion. We need strong voices today, defending what was the cause of the Reformation: the continued reform of the holy, catholic, apostolic church. Thank you for being willing to stand for Christ in these difficult times.
Chuck Colson
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Every family needs a kitchen table. The NAE serves as convener and organizer and switchboard and shaper. It gives to the evangelical world and beyond a much-needed influence.
John Ortberg, Menlo Park Presbyterian Church
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The NAE enables us to have a wider ministry, and it enables us to have a broader, more effective influence. Our fellowship, interaction and cooperative ministry with our fellow evangelical Christians such as those in the NAE help us to serve Christ and the Church in our challenging times.
Roy Taylor, Presbyterian Church in America
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Because its board represents a very broad range of evangelical leaders, the NAE speaks with authority. Its wise, judicial leadership commands great respect. I count it one of the significant privileges of my life to have been involved with the NAE in several ways over many years.
Ron Sider, Evangelicals for Social Action
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Without a doubt, the NAE stands as the preeminent unifying voice for the millions of born again Americans committed to the cause of his Christ and the building of his kingdom. Via Leith Anderson's leadership, once again, the NAE serves as a prophetic witness for life, family, religious liberty, stewardship and justice.
Samuel Rodriguez, National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference
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By advancing foundational Christian theology, constructive societal impact, and respectful relationships among faith communities, I believe the 30 million member NAE is the most effective organization of Christians in the United States today.
Joel Hunter, Northland Church
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For over 65 years, the NAE has represented the larger Christian community across the nation. Through united efforts, we have been able to accomplish more than any one of us could have done alone. This cooperation will continue to serve us well into the 21st century.
George Wood, Assemblies of God
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The NAE has stood true and faithful to the Evangel. NAE has lifted high the cross of Christ, NAE has declared the Resurrection, and NAE has believed in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Billy Graham
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The NAE has been more successful than any other organization in bringing together for united action the pentecostal/charismatic streams of evangelicalism with the more placid ponds of our faith. This is the genuine kind of ecumenicity our Savior prayed for.
David Neff, Christianity Today
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