== Christian Wrestling Federation ==

The Christian Wrestling Federation (CWF), is a Christian outreach Professional wrestling promotion that proselytizes through wrestling events around the country. It is currently based in the Dallas suburb of Rockwall, Texas.
The promotion has run cards in 28 different states, including California, New York, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Texas, Tennessee, Florida and Missouri.
Though pro wrestling is an avenue not typically associated with Christianity or even good morals, the CWF uses the sports' storytelling elements to present a Gospel message. CWF events are typically conducted in communities, churches, conferences, and festivals.

Roster

Some of the wrestlers to work with the CWF include:

Shawn Michaels

A.J. Styles

"Dr Death" Steve Williams

Chris Idol

Cowboy Stan

Devastator

El Tiburon

Freight Train

Jesus Freak

Lash Leroux

Mace

Manny Domingo

Psycho Simpson

Scottie Wren

The Cross Factor

Caprice Coleman

Eagle

I.Hopkins

Tim Storm

Apocalypse

Angel

Ace Green

Cy

Impressive Anthony

Jonah

NY Nightmare

Shiloh

Mike Foxx

Jeremy Young

Anthony Coletti

Jeramy Jett

Wes Ward

The Bishop

Micheal Malek

Son of Thunder

Referees

Tan

B Skaggs

Toby

Albert the Ref

Factions

While many other wrestling federations have seen factions come and go, one faction has remained constant in the CWF since it's beginnings. The Triad, made up of Tim Storm, Apocalypse and Chris Idol, has been a dominating force in the promotion causing havoc for Jesus Freak, Bishop, Shiloh and others.

Media Exposure

The CWF has been featured in a number of media outlets, including most recently, the HBO documentary Friends of God: A Road Trip with Alexandra Pelosi.
The group has also been featured in People Magazine, Newsweek Magazine Pro Wrestling Illustrated: Guide to Professional Wrestling along with countless other smaller magazines and local newspapers.
The group also been featured on eXtra, CBS Sunday Morning, Paula Zahn and numerous other local news affiliates across the country and over 200 radio interviews.

External links

ChristianWrestling.com