The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (CBMW) has recently added four evangelical leaders to its council: Daniel L. Akin, Joshua Harris, Susan Hunt, and K. Erik Thoennes.
The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (CBMW) has added four evangelical leaders to its council.
The council recently elected Daniel L. Akin, Joshua Harris, Susan Hunt, and K. Erik Thoennes to its board.
Akin serves as president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, N.C. He is author of several books and biblical commentaries including God on Sex.
Joshua Harris serves as pastor of Covenant Life Church in Gaithersburg, Md., and is author of numerous books such as the influential I Kissed Dating Goodbye, Boy Meets Girl, and Not Even a Hint: Guarding Your Heart Against Lust.
Hunt is a pastor’s wife, nationally-known women’s speaker, and author. She is also a consultant to the Presbyterian Church in America’s Women in the Church Ministry in Marietta, Ga. Her books include: By Design: God’s Distinctive Call for Women, The Legacy of Biblical Womanhood, and Leadership for Women in the Church.
Thoennes serves as associate professor of theology at Biola University and as pastor of Grace Evangelical Free Church in La Mirada, Calif.
Many of the books by Akin, Harris, and Hunt are available through CBMW’s webstore at new.cbmw.org/store/.
Randy Stinson, executive director for CBMW, says the additions only serve to strengthen the organization’s work within the evangelical world.
“I am excited about the Council members we have added because it gives CBMW the depth and longevity it needs,” said Stinson. Each of our new additions brings different gifts to the work of CBMW, and all are current leaders in the evangelical community in various ways.
“Not only this, but it is expected that they will be influencing the evangelical community for the next several decades. I have a deep amount of respect for these individuals and look forward to serving together as we help the church deal biblically with the critical matter of gender issues. These new Council members are gifts to CBMW and to the churches we serve.”
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