Tim Keller: A Witty Outsider Who Came To New York To Stay

(OPINION) Only 1% of New York City was “evangelical” when Keller arrived in 1989, and homicides hit 2,245 during his first full year of ministry in the tense city. Yet there was a “cracking in the ice” as immigrants from a variety of faiths poured into the city’s boroughs. Soon, many new churches were born.

Analysis, Christianity, Evangelicals, Opinion, TERRY MATTINGLYTerry MattinglyMay 25, 2023Tim Keller, Redeemer Presbyterian, Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Hunger College, Rev. Tim Keller, pancreatic cancer, Westminster Theological Seminary, Presbyterian Church in America, Tony Carnes, Redeemer City to City, Terry MattinglyComment

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