"Fellow evangelicals" refers to people who identify themselves as evangelical Christians and share similar beliefs, values, and practices. This phrase is used to highlight a sense of community and common ground among individuals who adhere to the evangelical branch of Christianity.
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«fellow»
«evangelicals»
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Sentences with «fellow evangelicals»
- But when fellow evangelicals start exegeting and applying Scripture in the public square, we think we have something to add to the conversation. (christianitytoday.com)
- That's partly why a group of fellow evangelicals has joined local Christian leaders asking him not to speak at the Festival of Hope, a Billy Graham Evangelistic Association event scheduled to take place next week in the Vancouver Canucks» arena. (christianitytoday.com)
- I hope you will take the time to read and interact — it's not too much to ask white (and non-white) evangelicals to listen to fellow evangelicals in the midst of a national debate about race. (christianitytoday.com)
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