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“An evangelist to evangelicals”: What Tony Campolo meant to me, the church, and the world
Throughout his life, Tony Campolo (1935–2024) combined the skills of a sociologist with the passion…
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CPX has forged a reputation for providing high-quality content for public media outlets, engaging secular audiences with the Christian message.
CPX has a deep sense that, properly understood, the person of Jesus, and all he entails, is immensely attractive and clearly life-giving. In an environment that is increasingly fractured and divided, CPX aims to speak with empathy, respect, and understanding. Our hope is to adopt and to model a considered, and generous tone in public debate. We are confident that Christianity still has something vital to say about life’s biggest questions.
