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Discounted Pricing: Alan Sears: on life, faith and leadership - Biography of the founding CEO of Alliance Defending Freedom

"Alan embodies the Lord’s admonition that in the kingdom, the leader shall be the servant of all, and the first shall be last." - Foreword by Nikolas T. Nikas

Alan Sears in Washington, D.C. Photo by Alliance Defending Freedom.

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Tepeyac Leadership, Inc (TLI) is pleased to announce discounted pricing for the third book in the new Tepeyac Leadership Book Series featuring Alan Sears, an American lawyer and founding CEO of Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF). The book is titled Alan Sears, on Life, Faith and Leadership and is now available on Amazon with limited time discounted pricing from TLI Publishing, a division of Tepeyac Leadership, Inc. The new book series aims to provide inspiration and insights for lay Catholics based on conversations with exemplary leaders.

The pricing is discounted in tandem with the preparation for The Hour of the Laity Conference November 6-8, in Mexico City at the Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine. Follow The Catholic Professional (also available on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram) to learn more.

In this compelling interview-style biography, Alan Sears, on Life, Faith and Leadership, Alan shares the pivotal moments that shaped his path: learning Constitutional Originalism under Attorney General Edwin Meese III, discovering the difference between politicians who live their faith versus those who merely claim it, and the unexpected journey from Baptist seminary student to a Knight of St. Gregory the Great under Pope Francis.

Discover how Alan Sears built ADF from one person and $4,700 into America's premier religious freedom organization, spent fourteen summers traveling the country with his family to fund the growing ministry, and overcame health challenges, all while maintaining his commitment to mentoring next-generation leaders.

More than a success story, this book offers timeless wisdom on authentic leadership rooted in service. Alan's philosophy - drawn from his life verse, John 15:5, "Without Christ, we can do nothing" - demonstrates how humility, strategic thinking, and unwavering commitment to truth create lasting impact.

Whether you're leading a family, organization, or community, Alan Sears' insights on "making stars of others" and maintaining a teachable spirit provide a roadmap for principled leadership in challenging times.

Perfect for Catholics and Christians seeking inspiration from a leader who kept “the door open for the Gospel” while building one of America's most influential legal advocacy organizations. Alan Sears' inspiring journey reveals how faith and principled leadership can transform lives and nations.

The Tepeyac Leadership Book Series was started to offer contemporary models of lay Catholic leadership. Other titles include Bishop Olmsted: on Life, Faith and Leadership and Aaron Kheriaty: on Life, Faith and Leadership. Each book is structured to give the reader insight into three concrete areas, and with a detailed table of contents, the reader may jump into the section or questions he or she wants to explore first and navigate the rest at their own pace. We hope you find in their pages much inspiration to nurture your own life, faith, and leadership and appreciate your comments and reviews of the books on Amazon. Follow TLI Publishing on Amazon to be notified of new book releases; there are two more planned for 2025!

Tepeyac Leadership, Inc. (TLI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to civic leadership development for lay Catholic professionals around the globe. The TLI Program offers a catalyst development experience that equips the Catholic laity to become virtuous leaders, influence the culture and serve the common good.

Alan Sears, on Life, Faith and Leadership is available for a limited time on Amazon (paperback) $9.99

Media contact media@tepeyacleadership.org

P.S. We are now taking applications for the TLI 2026 cohort! Apply today to be part of the next generation of Tepeyac Leaders.

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