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'''William Wolfe''' is an [[wikipedia:United States|American]] [[Baptist]] who is the executive director of the [[Center for Baptist Leadership]], and is a former civil servant in the [[United States Federal Government|U.S. Federal Government]], and a conservative political activist.

'''William Wolfe''' is an [[wikipedia:United States|American]] [[Baptist]] who is the executive director of the [[Center for Baptist Leadership]], and is a former civil servant in the [[wikipedia:United States Federal Government|U.S. Federal Government]], and a conservative political activist.

Wolfe is a contributing editor to the [[Statement on Christian Nationalism and the Gospel]]. Wolfe is also a veteran of the [[wikipedia:Conservatism in the United States|American conservative]] political movement, and has served as a Senior Official in the [[wikipedia:Trump Administration|Trump Administration]], both as a Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense at the [[wikipedia:Pentagon|Pentagon]] and a Director of Legislative Affairs at the [[wikipedia:United States Department of State|Department of State]]. Prior to his service in the [[wikipedia:Trump Administration|Trump Administration]], Wolfe worked for [https://heritageaction.com Heritage Action for America], and as a Congressional Staffer for three Members of the [[wikipedia:United States Congress|United States Congress]].

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	'''William Wolfe''' is an [[wikipedia:United States\|American]] [[Baptist]] who is the executive director of the [[Center for Baptist Leadership]], and is a former civil servant in the [[United States Federal Government\|U.S. Federal Government]], and a conservative political activist.		'''William Wolfe''' is an [[wikipedia:United States\|American]] [[Baptist]] who is the executive director of the [[Center for Baptist Leadership]], and is a former civil servant in the [[wikipedia:United States Federal Government\|U.S. Federal Government]], and a conservative political activist.

	Wolfe is a contributing editor to the [[Statement on Christian Nationalism and the Gospel]]. Wolfe is also a veteran of the [[wikipedia:Conservatism in the United States\|American conservative]] political movement, and has served as a Senior Official in the [[wikipedia:Trump Administration\|Trump Administration]], both as a Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense at the [[wikipedia:Pentagon\|Pentagon]] and a Director of Legislative Affairs at the [[wikipedia:United States Department of State\|Department of State]]. Prior to his service in the [[wikipedia:Trump Administration\|Trump Administration]], Wolfe worked for [https://heritageaction.com Heritage Action for America], and as a Congressional Staffer for three Members of the [[wikipedia:United States Congress\|United States Congress]].		Wolfe is a contributing editor to the [[Statement on Christian Nationalism and the Gospel]]. Wolfe is also a veteran of the [[wikipedia:Conservatism in the United States\|American conservative]] political movement, and has served as a Senior Official in the [[wikipedia:Trump Administration\|Trump Administration]], both as a Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense at the [[wikipedia:Pentagon\|Pentagon]] and a Director of Legislative Affairs at the [[wikipedia:United States Department of State\|Department of State]]. Prior to his service in the [[wikipedia:Trump Administration\|Trump Administration]], Wolfe worked for [https://heritageaction.com Heritage Action for America], and as a Congressional Staffer for three Members of the [[wikipedia:United States Congress\|United States Congress]].