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| Non-profit_name = CVM (Christian Vision for Men |
| Non-profit_name = CVM (Christian Vision for Men |
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| Non-profit_type = Evangelical Christian Movement |
| Non-profit_type = Evangelical Christian Movement |
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| founded_date = 1993 |
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Revision as of 08:49, 4 December 2010
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| Founded | 1993 |
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| Founder | Max Sinclair |
| Type | Evangelical Christian Movement |
| Focus | Evangelical Christianity |
| Location | |
| Origins |  London, UK |
Area served | United Kingdom |
Members | 1000+ churches |
Key people | Rev Carl Beech |
Employees | 8 |
Volunteers | 100s |
| Website | http://www.cvmen.org.uk/ |
| Registered Charity number: 1071663 | |
CVM was founded by Max Sinclair, known then as Christian Viewpoint for Men and working alongside Christian Viewpoint which is now known as Activate . It is a member of the Evangelical Alliance.[1]
In 2008, Rev Carl Beech took over the reins from Richard Meryon.
in 2009, talkinghead[2]was launched
In 2010, the codelife[3] movement was launched
in 2011, the gathering[4] - a new annual weekend camp for men will be launched
References
- ^ Evangelical Alliance
- ^ The talkinghead website
- ^ The codelife website
- ^ More information on the gathering CVM website
External links
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