The New Evangelicals
The New Evangelicals, Dave Hallahan, Rebecca Lynn (RebL), Brian Tervo (he/him), Malynda Hale, Sarah Lynn Wells, Katie Caputo, Tim Whitaker, Admissions Dad, Eric LeBoeuf, Sadie Ritter, Scot Loyd, The Heavy Metal Preacher, Ivy, Alden, Matt brown, Sara Burback LimAmplifying diverse voices committed to dismantling Christian Nationalism and advocating for systemic change.
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Amplifying diverse voices committed to rejecting Christian Nationalism, advocating for systemic change and reclaiming the Christian Faith.
Podcast enthusiast seeking to understand what it looks like to live in the midst of the kingdoms of this world while holding to the principles of the Kingdom of Jesus
Writer, Actionist Becoming a Rooted, Expansive, Brave Leader. Co-Host of Advocacy Hour, show by The New Evangelicals. Theology student, DMin in Social Transformation Constantly curious and never satisfied.
Deconstructing, decolonizing, and reconstructing my faith through liberationist lenses. May also include birding and elder emo references.\ud83d\udccdLenapehoking (Eastern PA)
Actress | Singer | Activist. Creator of Black Voices Heard Project & #WeNeedToTalk. Executive Director of The New Evangelicals. Featured on CNN, ABC News, NBC and Roland Martin Unfiltered. Guest writer for The Daily Beast, Blavity and Courier News.
Sarah Lynn is an engineer, educator, and mom. A former PK, her earliest memories revolved around the evangelical church. Now an exvangelical, Sarah Lynn is on a journey of deconstructing harmful theology and meeting God in a new way.
I'm Katie, I feel things deeply and spend a lot of time thinking, i.e., I'm a crier and over-thinker. Writing is how I make my brain make sense. I hope you find something to take along the way.
Former Christian Fundamentalist and Founder of The New Evangelicals. Now I expose Christian Nationalism. Looking for community? Thenewevangelicals.com/connect
I am an author and attorney who wants to help you navigate the competitive college admissions process. I consumed hundreds of hours of content and hired private consultants - now I want to share what I I learned along the way.
Eric is a husband, father, practicing attorney and former worship leader who still follows Jesus without a church home.
Exploring how myths, identity, culture, and systems shape our politics and our lives.
Scot Loyd, author of The God I Was Given, is a writer, speaker, and teacher exploring race, religion, and culture. Raised Pentecostal in rural Arkansas, he blends personal story, scholarship, and critique to inspire others.
My name is Matt, 36 queer gender-fluid liberal evangelical Christian. Now to clarify I am not an ordained minister/pastor. I’m here to take back the meaning of evangelical and preach the gospel of Heavy Metal!
I am a 61 year old woman in the US, who grew up catholic and drifted for a long time. Finally committed to a full deep relationship with my Savior. Honestly, I am sick of people using God as a weapon. God is love. plain and simple.
Father of four and lifelong creative. Scribbling my way through life after certainty, thinking out loud, and reserving the right to be wrong.
I'm a United Methodist pastor who believes that faith and action go hand-in-hand. I firmly believe in the ministry of community building in an era of Christian Nationalism.
Sara and her husband have a feisty six month-old daughter and she listens to the TNE podcast while out on runs. Originally from Chicago, Sara lives in Washington, DC and just returned from two years working in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
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