TJ Stevens

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Author | Speaker | Singer-Songwriter — President of Stevens Music Group

TJ Stevens (formerly known James Stevens) was a disturbed young man who opened fire inside his Virginia high school in 1982—thankfully physically injuring no one. Stevens spent time in prison, embraced the message of the Gospel, repented, and received Christ as his Savior. Then, after being miraculously paroled, he embarked on a remarkable journey that included playing the role of Jesus in a nationally acclaimed Passion play in Washington, D.C., and other major cities. A singer and songwriter, TJ has performed at the American Country Music Awards and worked in the music industry for many years. The president of a Christian concert promotions company, Stevens Music Group, he lives with his wife in Winchester, Virginia. TJ has two children and five grandchildren.

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I am Second: CONVERSATIONS: Unworthy

Beth Nimmo and TJ Stevens are not people you’d expect to sit down for a talk. Beth lost her daughter in the school shooting that shook the nation’s co...

Featured on: Monday, July 6, 2020

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Once a Shooter: Redemption of a High School Gunman

Twice pardoned—first by God and later by the state—TJ Stevens now walks in freedom and grace. At first, reluctant to tell his story but compelled now...

Featured on: Monday, July 6, 2020

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Rubio in Athens

Earlier this month Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered an important speech in Athens with the acropolis in the background. The Wall Street Journal editors described it as the speech of the year....

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