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George Edward " Jed " Smock Jr. (January 4, 1943 – June 6, 2022), [1] better known as Brother Jed, was an American evangelist whose open-air preaching ministry was concentrated on college campuses. He preached at major universities in all 50 US states and other countries. [2] As an itinerant preacher, he usually spent only a few days on each ...
Aug 2, 1998 · The true story of Brother Jed. August 2, 1998. Nathan Crabbe and Michael Bender. The next time you’re walking through the Oval and get criticized by Brother Jed for smoking pot, you can remind ...
Peter Jennings, World News Tonight. "Brother Jed has become an American legend." --the Mustand Daily, Calisfornia State Polytechnic University. Bro. Jed has preached the gospel of Jesus Christ on college campuses for over four decades. He has preached on hundreds of universities in a 50 states and abroad. He may be the only preacher that is ...
Jun 8, 2022 · Michael Carney. George Edward Smock, better known on college campuses including Purdue as Brother Jed, died Monday. He was 79, according to Wikipedia. His wife, "Sister Cindy" Lasseter Smock, who ...
The Campus Ministry USA. The Five Stages of A Crowd: A Defense of Our Approach. Five Stages of a Crowd. This video not only explains our unique yet biblical style of campus evangelism, but is an excellent teaching tool for all who desire to win souls to our Lord Jesus Christ. Why The Campuses?
Together, the quartet recorded two self-released efforts, 1996's Brother Jed and 1997's Plush Velvet City. The two albums caught the attention of Knot Known Records president Chris Richardson who signed the band in 1998 and released their third album, Days Turn to Months, in the summer of 1999. The release displayed the band's diverse ...
Brother Jed. Vocalist/guitarist Edward Anderson and drummer Brian Goff, natives of Bloomington, IL, formed Brother Jed when they were students at Illinois State University in 1995. Keyboardist Steve Guyer was added…. Read Full Biography.
