Obituary

The Presbyterian minister and CT board member committed to serve the Lord and “let the chips fall where they may.”

Known for confronting critical theory, moral relativism, and secular ideologies, Baucham died a month into leading a new seminary in Florida.

With a debate style honed for college campuses and social media, the Turning Point USA founder sought to renew America.

He wanted to see God’s work in nature, so he walked from Georgia to Maine, becoming the second person to complete the trek.

The pioneer of Contemporary Christian Music wrote songs of salvation and worship for a generation of evangelicals.

The child psychologist answered hundreds of thousands of parenting questions and urged Christians to fight in America’s “civil war of values.”

The Southern California preacher wanted to illuminate Scripture with Scripture and separate real Christians from false.

The spellbinding Pentecostal preacher became, for many, an example of what is wrong with Christianity.

Once one of the highest-ranking women at a Southern Baptist entity, she fought public perception and legal fallout after reporting alleged abuse by a seminary professor.

The Old Testament professor was widely taught in seminaries and influenced many mainline and evangelical ministers.