Rod Parsley - Silent No More

Pastor blends evangelism, politics

ASSOCIATED PRESS
December 3, 2005

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Evangelist Rod Parsley wants to gather voters as he wins souls, a mixture that's causing a stir in the state that put President Bush back in the White House. The televangelist opposed to gay "marriage" and critical of Islam hopes the effort he calls Reformation Ohio will convert 1 million people to Christianity, help the poor and register 400,000 new voters.

"We just seek to be a voice in the public arena," said Mr. Parsley, who has a TV ministry seen across the country and a 12,000-member church. "For some reason, it has become chic to say that everybody should have a voice in that public square, but when born-again or evangelical Christians begin to lift up their voice, everyone gets nervous."

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Michael McCafferty comments:

Rod Parsley is most definitely NOT your typical conservative Christian preacher. In his book, SILENT NO MORE he cuts through the clutter of conflicting extremes and makes a very persuasive case for people concerned with the moral decay of America to get out of the pews and take action. In chapters covering topics as diverse as judicial tyranny, race, poverty, Islam and life issues, Parsley shows both boldness and compassion. This book could well be the catalyst that starts a moral revolution in America.

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