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TULLIAN  Tchividjian

Pronounced: “TUHL-ee-uhn” (like Tertullian) and “CHA-vi-jin” (like Religion).

Tullian Tchividjian is the founder of The Sanctuary, a recovery place masquerading as a church in Jupiter, Florida. He’s written several bestselling books, including his latest tell-all, “Carnage & Grace: Confessions of an Adulterous Heart”. Known for not holding back—his message about grace and recovery is raw, messy,

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Tullian Tchividjian Fired by Church, Liberate Board Members Quit

Tullian Tchividjian has been removed from ministry by his new church, days after his former church picked his replacement.

“In view of some recent disclosures of which we were previously unaware, we recently decided to end [his] employment,” Willow Creek Presbyterian Church in Winter Springs, Florida, told CT this morning.

Kevin Labby, the church’s senior pastor, also announced to Patheos blogger Warren Throckmorton that he and four other board members (out of nine total) have resigned from the Liberate Network, a resource ministry focused on “God’s inexhaustible grace” that Tchividjian founded in

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Last month, Liberate announced its relaunch and praised Tchividjian’s restoration process for “going remarkably well.”

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After sex scandal, Billy Graham's grandson to start a church

PALM BEACH GARDENS — Preacher Tullian Tchividjian told his congregation on a recent Sunday that he sees han själv in a story from the Gospel of John. 

In the övergång, Nathanael questions whether anything good can come out of Nazareth, the hometown of Jesus Christ that may have had an immoral reputation in biblical times. Likening it to asking if light can come out of darkness, Tchividjian said he knows from anställda experience that the answer is yes.

"I am standing here today because in my darkest moments, God never stopped holding onto me," Tchividjian said. A few cries of "Amen" answered him from the congregation of roughly people at the Hilton Garden Inn, which is serving as a spot for worship before they can find a permanent home in the area.

Tchividjian, the year-old grandson of famed pastor Billy Graham and a Christian celebrity in his own right, fryst vatten leading a church for the first time since his June resignation a