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Mark Driscoll

Mark Driscoll is the founder and pastor of Mars Hill Church, based in Seattle, Washington. He’s also the co-founder of the Acts 29 Network and Churches helping Churches. Known for his aggressive preaching style (Donald Miller immortalized him as “Mark the Cussing Pastor” in Blue Like Jazz), Driscoll has stirred controversy over comments about masculine Christianity, sexuality, and women. He and his wife Grace recently released the book Real Marriage: The Truth about Sex, Friendship, and Life Together.

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Men Are from Mars Hill

Mark Driscoll praises Jesus, blasts mega-churches, and extols Reformed theology.

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Pastor Provocateur

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Pope Follows Himself in Twitter Echo Chamber
Is new media participation by well-known religious leaders ministry or marketing? (Religion Dispatches)
Seattle megachurch Mars Hill launches music label
There's everything from indie pop to Motown (MyNorthwest.com)
Driscoll’s Portland church met by protesters
About 20 black-clad demonstrators stood outside the church, shouted obscenities at worshipers, calling them homophobes, and predicting that they would burn in hell. (The Washington Post)

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