Tim Wildmon
Tim Wildmon
Full Name and Common Aliases
Tim Wildmon is a well-known American Christian leader who serves as the President of the American Family Association (AFA). He has also been involved with the organization's radio talk show, "Today's Issues," which focuses on conservative values and family-related issues.
Birth and Death Dates
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Nationality and Profession(s)
Wildmon is an American citizen who has dedicated his life to promoting Christian values and advocating for traditional family norms. As the President of AFA, he has been at the forefront of various social issues affecting conservative America.
Early Life and Background
Tim Wildmon was born in Mississippi, USA. Not much is publicly known about his early years; however, it's evident that he grew up with strong Christian values that would later shape his professional pursuits. As he grew older, Wildmon became increasingly involved with the American Family Association (AFA) under his father's leadership.
Major Accomplishments
As President of AFA, Tim Wildmon has been instrumental in promoting conservative Christian ideologies and advocating for family-friendly policies. He has successfully led AFA through significant social changes and cultural shifts, maintaining a strong stance on issues such as same-sex marriage and LGBTQ+ rights. Under his direction, the organization remains one of the most influential voices within conservative America.
Notable Works or Actions
Wildmon's tenure with AFA has seen numerous campaigns and initiatives aimed at protecting family values and Christian principles. Some notable efforts include:
"Boycott Coors" campaign: In response to Coors Brewery's support for gay rights, Wildmon helped orchestrate a nationwide boycott of the brand, demonstrating his commitment to using economic leverage in advocating for conservative causes.
"One Man One Wife" marriage initiative: This movement aimed to preserve traditional marriage norms and prevent further erosion of what he sees as Christian family values.
Quotes by Tim Wildmon
The main goal ... is to bring the message of the Gospel to America's young people so they might receive Christ and become His disciples.
I certainly don't want, if I am going to buy Ford products, for my money to be going to organizations promoting same-sex marriage,
In September 1991, I joined my dad, Dr. Cecil Todd, for a meeting with the Ministry of Education in charge of all of the public schools of Russia. In this meeting we were granted the approval, endorsement and encouragement to distribute Bibles as textbooks in the public schools of Russia.
In the event that a young person gets in trouble for giving The Truth for Youth away in school, Liberty Counsel in Orlando, Florida will represent the young person at no cost,
Created, Loved and Called would be a great study for any church to use beginning sometime in January, maybe on Sanctity of Human Life Sunday.
These are things kids struggle with every day, ... and these comics are a format that will grab their attention, then turn them toward biblical principles and truths.
The very idea of the entire nation sitting around and waiting to see if a handful of judges overturn traditional marriage with a nonchalant wave of the hand is absurd. We need to anchor marriage in a constitutional amendment, and we need to do it soon.
We give The Truth for Youth to teenagers in revival services, evangelistic crusades, television, radio and on the internet, ... The biggest distribution outlet is each August on American Family Radio.
That's been so long ago. I don't think that factors in with her current situation. It was 18 years ago, people change, organizations change.
It bothers me that the White House card leaves off any reference to Jesus, while we've got Ramadan celebrations in the White House. What's going on there?