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The Salvation Army was started by an evangelical Christian minister.
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Briarcrest's archrival was the Evangelical Christian School (ECS).† (source)
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Ediger had grown up on a corn and soybean farm west of Lincoln in a strict evangelical Christian family.† (source)
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The arrival of Focus on the Family helped turn Colorado Springs into a magnet for evangelical Christian groups.† (source)
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White Memphis had use for a great variety of Christian schools: Harding Christian Academy, which had been around forever; Christian Brothers, which was Catholic and all male; and the Evangelical Christian School, known as ECS.† (source)
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One of the handicaps of coaching at an evangelical Christian school is that a technical foul isn't regarded by your own fans as a rallying cry but a spiritual transgression: you really didn't want Briarcrest people to think that you didn't have your passions well under control.† (source)
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It was a rematch of the Jesus Bowl—the Briarcrest Christian School against the Evangelical Christian School—but it didn't take long to see that Jesus was keeping his distance.† (source)
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The sound of the worship service, that building drone and wail of evangelical Christian worship, your mom speaking in tongues on the crest of that weekly Sunday wave, sadness because you couldn't feel any of it in there and wanted to, felt you needed it, that it could protect you from the dreams you had almost every night about the end of the world and the possibility of hell forever—you living there, still a boy, unable to die or leave or do anything but burn in a lake of fire.† (source)
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White Evangelical Christian Memphis—which is to say most of East Memphis—wasn't really designed to make black people feel comfortable in it, but if you had a choice of being black in East Memphis, or being gay in East Memphis, you'd think at least twice about it.† (source)
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