Marek Kizer had the love of Christ kindled in him from a young age through the faithful witness of his mother. As a very young man, he was drawn into the movement to rescue preborn children and abolish abortion, as well as open-air evangelism—at Kroger, pride events, concerts, sporting events, BLM riots, and everywhere in between—in his own city and across the country. He regularly coordinates teams for outreach at these gatherings and counts it a privilege to help guide others into this labor.

Marek is now a pastoral intern at Trinity Reformed Church in Bloomington, Indiana, and a student at New Geneva Academy, a pastor's college that forms men for the pastorate through local church apprenticeship and embodied discipleship in addition to academic instruction. He continues to work for a nonprofit in the anti-abortion movement, where he hosts trainings, coordinates state chapters, and oversees political strategy and activism operations. He delights to see Christians come under the authority of the Church, which alone is the pillar and buttress of the truth.

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