Promise makers: the founder of Promise Keepers explains why he's calling for a spiritual assembly of men in the nation's capital. (Christian men's organization): An article from: Policy Review

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From the supplier: Promise Keepers, the Christian men's organization founded by Bill McCartney in 1991, is planning a massive assembly in Washington, DC during Oct 1997. The organization is dedicated to promoting integrity, responsibility and Christian values among men. It asserts that widespread spiritual renewal among American men can arrest the breakdown of the US family structure and lead to a resurgence of Christian virtue in American society. Promise Keepers calls on Christian men to reaffirm their relationships with God and their families and dedicate themselves to fulfilling their basic responsibilities.

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Title: Promise makers: the founder of Promise Keepers explains why he's calling for a spiritual assembly of men in the nation's capital. (Christian men's organization)
Author: Bill McCartney
Publication:Policy Review (Refereed)
Date: September 1, 1997
Publisher: Hoover Institution Press
Issue: n85 Page: p14(6)

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