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We'll do more to mobilize other groups, partner together, strengthen one another, and edify one another. With NAE's efforts, evangelicalism is going to keep getting healthier and healthier until every person has heard the good news—and then the end will come.

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NAE Rights Its Ship | Outgoing president put the association back in the black.

Earlier Christianity Today articles about the NAE include:

NAE Plans Move to Washington, D.C. | "We are increasingly convinced that we can do a better job having everything here as it once was." (May 3, 2002)

NAE President Resigns in Wake of Financial Woes | "In the process of change, you also create friction," says Kevin Mannoia. (June 15, 2001)

What Are We For?  | The president of the NAE argues that a new day has arrived for the movement. (May, 21, 2001)

Breaking Up Isn't Hard to Do | Religious broadcasters quietly cut historic link to National Association of Evangelicals. (Mar. 21, 2001)

Weblog: Why Did the National Religious Broadcasters Split from the National Association of Evangelicals? (Feb. 15, 2001)

Time to Kiss and Make Up? | The financially strapped NCC reaches out to evangelicals and Roman Catholics. (July 18, 2000)

Power in Unity | President of NAE embraces new strategy. (March 28, 2000)

NAE Mulls Move to Azusa (September 6, 1999)

NAE Selects New President (April 5, 1999)

NAE Rethinks Mission  (April 27, 1998)

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