Washington, DC
CAL THOMAS
Motivational Speaker, America's #1 Syndicated Columnist
Cal Thomas came to us with great wit and insight. Not only was our evening with him enlightening, it was just plain fun. What we appreciated most was his passionate desire to represent Jesus well in his area of calling. He has done this under immense pressure, against the grain of his profession and with a wide variety of people. His passion is to lead his group of friends and coworkers to Christ and that passion was infectious with our people!" -Mark Ashton, Lead Pastor, Christ Community Church, Omaha
See Cal and Bob Beckel on the 700 Club:
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With a twice-weekly column appearing in over 400 newspapers nationwide, Cal Thomas is the most widely read and one of the most highly regarded voices on the American political scene. He is a panelist on the popular "Fox News Watch" show. His latest book,
Common Ground: How to Stop the Partisan war that is Destroying America
, was co-written with Bob Beckel. He and Beckel also write a twice-monthly column for USA Today.
A graduate of American University, Thomas is a 40-year veteran of broadcast and print journalism. He has worked for NBC News in Washington, D.C. and hosted his own program on CBNC that was nominated for a Cable ACE Award in 1995. In 2011, Thomas received the William F. Buckley, Jr. Award for Media Excellence from the Media Research Center. He is a writer of force and clarity and has authored ten books.
He and his wife, Ray have four adult children, nine grandchildren. They reside in the Washington, DC area.
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WHAT HOSTS ARE SAYING...
"What a joyful time we had last night at the dinner, Gloria! Cal knocked it out of the park! We are praying that God will touch hearts with Cal’s clear presentation of the Gospel and for folks to give to the work. I appreciated his approachable style where anyone felt free to talk with him. He was so kind to entertain a photo-opp w anyone who asked."
-Peter Faulkner
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