National Association of Evangelicals
The representative body uniting evangelical denominations, churches and ministries to speak with one public voice and coordinate shared action.
Peer societies
Five societies National Association of Evangelicals is read alongside.
ECFA
Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability
The accreditation body that certifies financial integrity and governance for Christian churches and…
CLA
Christian Leadership Alliance
A national association equipping leaders of Christian nonprofits and ministries with management education…
12 companies named
CCDA
Christian Community Development Association
A national network of Christians and organizations practicing community development in under resourced…
CN
The Church Network
The professional association for church administrators, offering training, community and the Certified Church…
ACSI
Association of Christian Schools International
The largest membership and accreditation body for Protestant Christian schools in the US
30 companies named
Who backs NAE
No public supporter list found as of September 2026.
Who backs National Association of Evangelicals's peers, but not National Association of Evangelicals
Companies named publicly by at least one of National Association of Evangelicals's five peer societies, and not found in National Association of Evangelicals's reviewed public records.
The outside view
The representative body uniting evangelical denominations, churches and ministries to speak with one public voice and coordinate shared action.
- Consensus
- Preserve
- Outward
- Operational
Their shape
The Parliament
Argued into being, and stronger for it.
The Parliament earns its decisions through debate and the vote, governed by and for its members. Its gift is legitimacy and broad buy-in, its challenge is the speed lost to deliberation.
Also reads toward The League and The Legacy.
Strengths
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