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ERLC Hires New Managing Editor of Content

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NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 12, 2014The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, announced the appointment of Lindsay Swartz as the new managing editor for content on Monday.

Swartz joins the ERLC communications team after serving on the church engagement team for Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Leigh DeMoss. She also served as the blog manager of truewoman.com.

Lindsay Swartz is a brilliant, creative, gospel-focused Christian with deep biblical roots and a vast cultural scope, said ERLC President, Russell D. Moore. She has worked with one of my heroines in the faithNancy Leigh DeMossat one of the most vibrant Christian ministries in the world today. Her experience and convictions are just right for what we need at the ERLC, and I thank God to have her as a part of our team.

Daniel Darling, Vice President of the ERLC, also comments on Swartzs hire.

“We’re excited to bring on Lindsay Swartz, said Darling. She has both the theological training and the creative talent to help us engage the world with gospel. Her experience in cultivating rising female voices with Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Leigh DeMoss excites us about our desire to feature young, up-and-coming conservative female voices.”

Swartz is a native of Florida and received a Master of Divinity from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary based in Louisville, Ky.

“It’s safe to say that now is the time to forthrightly yet warmly engage our culture with the true gospel of Jesus Christ, to speak up and out for religious liberty and to see people truly flourishing and thriving, said Wes Ward, senior director of media and marketing for Revive Our Hearts. Lindsay Swartz has been used by God to help strengthen the day-to-day faith of thousands of women of God as a leader in the True Woman Movement. We bless this transition to the ERLC and trust that God will use her in new ways to grow the kingdom and reach our culture with the good news of Jesus.”

Lindsay is a wonderful addition to our team. She has a sharp eye for editing and embodies the spirit of convictional kindness in her tone but most importantly in her character, said Trillia Newbell, ERLCs Consultant for Womens Initiatives.

Swartz is a member of Redemption City Church in Franklin, Tenn. After receiving her seminary education, Swartz worked in camp ministry.

The Southern Baptist Convention is Americas largest Protestant denomination with more than 15.8 million members in over 46,000 churches nationwide. The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission is the SBCs ethics, religious liberty and public policy agency with offices in Nashville, Tenn. and Washington, D.C.

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