Charles Templeton. McClelland & Stewart. $22.95. 233 pp. In 1956, Charles Templeton resigned his thriving evangelistic ministry, suffering chest pains and shortness of breath.

"Charles was known across Canada for his range of accomplishments in many media, but at McClelland & Stewart he was highly regarded as one of our most successful authors," he added. Templeton was 85.

As news boss, ex-Evangelist Templeton has set a high goal for the Star: “We are not after sensation. We want to make the Star the most responsible and brightest newspaper in Canada.” More Must ...

So, for Billy: The Early Years—tentatively slated for release this fall—McKay tells the evangelist’s story from the viewpoint of a dying Charles Templeton.

When the journalist and author of the book ‘A Case for Faith’, Lee Strobel, interviewed Charles Templeton in Toronto, Canada, the former evangelist turned agnostic was 83 years old.

Famed evangelist had help with the revival that almost wasn’t. Christian History August 11, 2009. ... Shaken by his friend Charles Templeton's growing skepticism of biblical authority, ...