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| Tim LaHaye |
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1992-Present
The Pre-Trib Study Center and Tim LaHaye
In 1992, Dr. Tim LaHaye
called together thirty Bible prophecy scholars and urged
them to speak out concerning the pretribulational rapture
of the church. The Pre
Trib Study Center developed, which is now a think tank
of some two hundred scholars, writers, broadcasters, and
professors. They are continually in the process of researching,
restating, and refining dispensationalism and meet yearly
to share their findings. Currently they publish, The Pre
Trib Perspectives, a monthly journal, keeping the reader
on the "cutting edge of unfolding prophetic events."
Currently, LaHaye speaks at many of the major Bible prophecy
conferences in the United States and Canada and is co-author
of the Left Behind Series.
See Also: Left Behind, The
Pre-Trib Study Center
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1995-Present
Christian Friends for Israel
One of the most innovative
humanitarian organizations is Christian
Friends for Israeli Communities, which was founded in
1995 by Ted Beckett, a commercial real estate developer
from Colorado Springs. He organized the CFIC to provide
"solidarity, comfort, and aid" to Jewish settlements
in Judea, Samaria, and the regions of Gaza by linking them
with evangelical congregations in the United States. Beckett's
goal is to provide an evangelical partner for every Jewish
settlement that wants one, which he estimates to be 100
to 110 out of 150 settlements. Each congregation is taught
how to "link" with its assigned community by identifying
pen pals, making e-mail connections, helping with fundraising,
sending books or other supplies. Churches are also expected
to promote awareness of Israel in their own communities.
See Also: Christian
Friends for Israeli Communities
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