The most recent missive was an e-mail which included announcements of the NAE's Evangelical Day of Prayer and Action for Immigration Reform, another Day of Prayer for the Arms Trade Treaty, and an invitation for me to attend the Evangelicals for Social Action's party "to mark Ron Sider's retirement and celebrate 40 years of Jesus-centered holistic ministry, public policy and cultural transformation." Confirmed speakers and workshop leaders at this soiree include the infamously heterodox Tony Campolo and Jim Wallis.
As I've said (with genuine sadness) many times before, "This sure isn't your grandpa's NAE."
For previous posts dealing with the organization (an organization, by the way, that receives funds from just about every evangelical denomination in the country, most of whom are scandalously unaware of the NAE's hard shift to the left), here's a few:
Will the NAE Change Its Ways?
Is the National Association of Evangelicals Now Enabling Sexual Sin?
National Association of Evangelicals Applauds Obama's Lawlessness
The "National Association of Evangelicals" Doesn't Really Represent Evangelicals
Pro-Abortion National Association of Evangelical Board Member Picked by Democrats
More Disappointment with the National Association of Evangelicals
The National Association of Evangelicals' Latest Blunder?
