Here’s a quick update on Sam Allberry.
Recent developments (May 2026): There are reports circulating about Sam Allberry resigning from a pastoral role after disclosures related to an inappropriate relationship years ago. Some outlets frame this as a leadership departure connected to broader discussions around sexuality in evangelical circles. Please note that details vary by source and may be contested within different communities.[1][2]
Background and current roles: Sam Allberry remains a prominent evangelical writer and speaker on sexuality and church life. He has been associated with Living Out, The Gospel Coalition, and Immanuel Nashville, and he continues to publish and teach on related topics. For example, he’s described as a pastor, author, and speaker with ongoing involvement in theological discussions and ministry projects.[3][5][8]
Context and perspectives: Allberry’s work has long intersected with discussions on singleness, sexuality, and pastoral care. He has authored several books and contributed to Christian apologetics and pastoral resources. Coverage of his positions often reflects the broader debates within conservative evangelical communities about LGBT issues and how they are addressed in church settings.[4][5][8][3]
Note on reliability: Since multiple outlets offer differing narratives about recent events, I recommend checking a few reputable sources for the latest, including statements from Sam Allberry himself and official church or organizational communications, to confirm the current status.[1][3]
If you’d like, I can pull together a short timeline from verified statements and summarize the various portrayals with links. I can also search for primary statements or official press releases to verify the latest details.
Today, we’re going to get to know author and pastor, Sam Allberry. Sam is the assistant pastor of St. Mary’s Church in Maidenhead, U.K. and is the author of several books including, Connected: Living in Light of the Trinity,Lifted: Living in Light of the Resurrection, and Is God Anti-Gay. I wanted to interview Sam primarily... Read more »
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www.gatekeepersonline.comHe is a canon theologian for the Anglican Church in North America and is the co-host of The Gospel Coalition’s podcast You’re Not Crazy: Gospel Sanity for…
identityproject.tvSam Allberry is on staff at Immanuel Nashville and the co-host of a podcast at The Gospel Coalition with Ray Ortlund.
radical.netIf I were tasked with identifying the most confusing characters in the evangelical world, Sam Allberry would undoubtedly make the shortlist. I do not say this lightly. In fact, I only came to this…
unconscionable.lifeSam Allberry is the associate pastor at Immanuel Nashville. He is the author of various books, including One with My Lord; What God Has to Say about Our Bodies; and …
www.crossway.orgSam Allberry is a global speaker and Christian apologist. He is an editor for The Gospel Coalition, a Guest Lecturer at the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics and a founding editor of LivingOut.org. Sam was a full-time pastor at St Mary’s Church in Maidenhead for 8 years, where he continues as an honorary pastor. Previously, Sam …
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