Chuck Baldwin

Vice Presidential Candidate

Information Dr. Chuck Baldwin is a Baptist pastor, longtime conservative activist, and radio talk show host. While he originally planned on a career in law enforcement, Baldwin "answered the divine call to Gospel ministry" and decided instead to attend Bible school. He ultimately earned his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in theology, and was later awarded two honorary doctorates in the field. After moving from Indiana to Pensacola, Florida, Baldwin and five others founded the Crossroads Baptist Church in 1975. Within a few years, the church had a weekly attendance that frequently exceeded 1,000 members. Often, Baldwin would invited prominent leaders such as Jerry Falwell, Pat Buchanan, Roy Moore and others to speak at his church. In the early 1980s, he also served as State Chair of Falwell's Moral Majority group. On top of his conservative Christian radio show, Baldwin also is a regular columnist on several conservative websites. Baldwin, 52, and his wife Connie are the parents of three children and grandparents of six. Go to Presidential Nominee