Stephen Wolfe teased an announcement and the minute where he would get to it came on Wednesday. Wolfe would lead the newly founded Institute of Christian Politics.
A message from ICP President, Stephen Wolfe.
America has always been deeply shaped by Protestant Christianity. Yet the old Protestant leadership class—once confident in its responsibility to guide the nation’s institutions—gradually abandoned the faith and surrendered those institutions to people increasingly hostile to both Christianity and America’s inherited national character.
​I founded the Institute of Christian Politics to help lay the foundation for a renewal of serious Protestant leadership and to prepare gifted young men for responsible service in American institutions and public life.
I personally stand behind ICP’s mission and stewardship. Your donations will be used to identify, educate, and support the right men to assume responsibility for our country’s future. Prayfully consider joining us.
Stephen Wolfe
President
Institute of Christian Politics
The Institute of Christian Politics aims to develop highly skilled young men with potential political acumen.
ICP hosts academic seminars for undergraduates, graduate students, and young professionals. Seminars are held in rural North Carolina.Â
ICP offers academic scholarships to undergraduate, graduate, and seminary students who demonstrate exceptional ability and potential and who align with ICP’s mission. These provide financial assistance toward attendance at a college or university.
In the fellowship program, ICP provides select graduate students with a quiet, rural space to focus on their theses and dissertations, along with direct advising from residential ICP faculty and a books stipend.
This is a promising development for Christian Nationalism to build a talent pool of ambitious young men.
