Mike Huckabee Campaign: Former Arkansas Governor and Presidential Candidate Mike Huckabee announced additional endorsements from influential faith leaders across the country, augmenting a strong show of support he received Friday from Southern Baptist Convention leaders. Endorsements include:· Stephen Strang, Founder of Charisma Magazine (Lake Mary, FL) - who was recognized by Time magazine in 2005 as one of the "Top 25 Evangelicals in America."
· Rick Scarborough, President and founder of Vision America (Pearland, TX) - a national coalition of Pastors whose mission is to call Christians to be proactive in restoring America to her Judeo-Christian heritage.
· Jerry Cox, President of Arkansas Family Council (Little Rock, AR) - past director of Unborn Child Amendment Committee.
· Janet Folger, President of Faith2Action (Dania Beach, FL).
· Jim Pfaff, President and CEO of Colorado Family Action (Castle Rock, CO) - active in pro-life/pro-family politics for more than 20 years.
· Mathew Staver, Dean of Liberty Univ. School of Law and Founder and chairman of Liberty Counsel (Lynchburg , VA) - the Counsel is a nationally prominent legal, educational and policy organization specializing in religious liberty, the sanctity of human life and the traditional family.
· Kelly Shackelford, Chief Counsel of Liberty Legal Institute and President of Free Market Foundation (Plano, TX).
· Phil Burress, President of Citizens for Community Values (Ohio) - who won this year's Focus on the Family Grassroots Action Award. . . . [Source]
ARRA reported previously that Huckabee had previously received the endorsements of Evangelist James Robison and Co-founder & President of LIFE Outreach International (Ft Worth, TX) and Rev. Donald Wildmon is the Founder of the American Family Association (AFA) and retired United Methodist minister (Tupelo, MS).
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