No one had thicker skin than George Smock, Jr. (1943-2022). Smock, a preacher who went by the name Brother Jed, was imperturbable. No one shrugged off heckling, slurs, mockery, and jeering the way he ...
Silent protesters, dressed as angels, have stirred quite a debate among those traveling on the Mall. These angels are attempting to block the view of one man: Brother Jed. Spending nearly 200 days a ...
As most of the UA campus probably knows by now, Brother Jed Smock and his wife, Sister Cindy, have once again graced our student body with their presences. The dynamic duo was seen over the last week ...
George Smock, better known as Brother Jed to campus communities, died on Monday. He was 79, according to a funeral home in Indiana. Born on Jan. 4, 1943 in Brookings, S.D., Smock was a preacher who ...
Longtime traveling preacher Brother Jed Smock announced that he and his family will be the stars of a new reality TV show, “Brother Jed and Company.” Smock is known for provoking college students with ...
“Brother” Jed Smock has been preaching Christian doctrines to college crowds on campuses nationwide for 30 years. He has been sharing his message on Library Mall at the University of Wisconsin – ...
George "Brother Jed" Smock, the confrontational campus preacher known more for attracting hecklers than converts, might join Midway Auto Plaza on the cable television reality show lineup. Smock, who ...
Things were considerably quieter Friday at the end of Purdue Mall closest to the Engineering Fountain and the president’s office in Hovde Hall. Brother Jed Smock finally moved on Thursday evening, ...
Ohio State’s Oval hosts many passersbys on a daily basis, but few of them stand out nearly as much as “Brother” Jed Smock. Better known as simply Brother Jed, the traveling preacher can be found on ...
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