For now, Tony is staying at the Health Center at the retirement community where we live. Thanks to our great therapy department and his own hard work, he has made a very small amount of progress, but we are both aware that this is going to be a very long-term recovery. Due to Covid-19 precautions, our campus is closed to visitors and the Heal...
Just a few days ago, I had a wonderful phone conversation with Tony. It was my joy to share with him about the many people who have reached out, offering encouragement and prayer. He was deeply touched. He is now working hard at therapy and making progress. Keep the prayers coming!
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A prayer request for Tony and update from the Campolo family
July 6, 2020
On the evening of June 20 our father, Tony Campolo, had a stroke that partially paralyzed the left side of his face and body. Since then he has been recovering and working on rehabilitation on the ground floor of the Beaumont Health Center, while his wife Peggy - who is prohibited from entering ...
While we are in the midst of Covid-19, racial injustice, and social unrest, the life and work of the Church must continue. We founded the Campolo Center with a sense of urgency and a commitment to investing in the lives of future church and ministry leaders. You see, there is a major challenge in the American church to...
If Christians and the Church do not bear witness to the reconciliation of God's children, or in the Apostle Paul's words, "Jew and Greek," "slave and free," "male and female," how can we expect the world to reflect this unity? And yet, what the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observed in 1963, that "i...
These are indeed extraordinary times. Between pandemic and loss, injustice, and ensuing protests, our nation is grieving. But the question remains: how will we make the most of this time now, for reflection, introspection, mediation, prayer, and intentionality and prepare for the future? The life and work of the Ch...
(Photo: June 2019 - Distinguished Eastern University Alum, Bryan Stevenson ‘81 and Campolo Center Executive Director, Robert Gauthier ‘08, at the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) offices in Montgomery, AL)
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Greetings in Christ, friend, and co-laborer in love, justice, and minis...
We’ve been listening and praying. We firmly believe that it is our responsibility to do the hard work of interrogating our nation's history of racism in order to truly grasp the deadly ramifications of these social ills and structural sins. Photo: James Williams, Resident Campolo Fellow and Senior Pastor of First B...
Over the years, Tony has helped the people of Haiti through the development of several ministries, including Beyond Borders and Haiti Partners. Today, he'd like to share with you a story from Haiti. It’s about a little boy, a pair of sneakers, and what it means to be identified with Christ. Take a few minutes to watch and consider an imp...
The Bible says there are types of love. But there's one very particular kind of love that Tony wants to talk to you about today. We call this love AGAPE. Agape is the sacrificial, self-giving form of love that Jesus has for us... and that He calls us to have for one another. Have you experienced a love like this? Take a...