Evangelical Times

Evangelical Times is a monthly, conservative evangelical newspaper.[1][2] It is published in a tabloid format and is based in Darlington, County Durham. It has a circulation of approximately 5000 copies each month. There is a Christmas edition which is purchased in larger quantities by churches and individuals to be given to friends and contacts.[3]The June edition contains a list of evangelical 'Holiday Churches.'[4] The current editor is Mike Judge, pastor of Chorlton Evangelical Church.

Evangelical Times
February 2019 edition of Evangelical Times
TypeMonthly
FormatTabloid
Owner(s)Evangelical Times Ltd.
EditorMike Judge
Founded1967
HeadquartersDarlington
ISSN1358-7285
OCLC number32472057
Websitewww.evangelical-times.org

It was founded in 1967 by Dr Peter Masters, currently minister at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London.

Content

The newspaper is composed of the following items:

  • News items of particular interest to evangelical Christians
  • Articles which are focused on: Church History, Theology or Mission
  • Book Reviews


Website

The website contains most of the content of past issues with a search facility.

Evangelical Times Website

Senior editors
gollark: It has to be male dominated *and* popular for that to occur I think.
gollark: Or 3. We're not actually sure.
gollark: Plot twist: Zirconium is just Macron 2.
gollark: Ongoing memetics campaigns.
gollark: Indeed.

References
  1. Reference to Evangelical Times as 'a British Monthly'
  2. Repeated references made to Evangelical Times as a source of conservative response to the 'Toronto Blessing'
  3. Christmas Edition
  4. 'Holiday Churches'
  5. David C Potter as an associate Editor
  6. Bob Horn leaves the Evangelical Times to start Evangelicals Now
  7. Reference to Bob Horn as Editor
  8. Reference to Edgar Andrews as editor
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