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Adams, Mary |
Mary has written her story to give hope and encouragement to others, as well as peace and an assurance; “With God all things are possible.” Mary states: “All that she is and all she will ever be, she owes it all to the Lord.” |
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Anderson, Peter |
Peter Anderson is an evangelist and co-founder of Christian Ministries, UK. His work has taken him all over the British Isles and Europe, India, South America and Papua New Guinea. He has produced twenty-two missionary videos with Christian Television Association, launched a weekend program for “Windows on the World of Mission”, and regularly broadcasts with United Christian Broadcasters and Good News Broadcasters. He is author of three books, and co-author with John Blanchard and Derek Cleave of the book, Pop Goes the Gospel.
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Annett, E. A. |
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Ballard, Curt |
Curt Ballard was born and raised in Upstate South Carolina. A nationally certified biology teacher in Easley, South Carolina, Ballard combines his love for nature and young people in his fiction writing. He resides in Easley with his wife and two daughters. |
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Barnes, Stanley |
Stanley Barnes is a graduate of the WEC Missionary Training College, Glasgow, Scotland and the Theological Hall of the Free Presbyterian Church in Northern Ireland. He earned his Master’s degree at the European Theological Seminary. Pastor of Hillsborough Free Presbyterian Church. Since then, Dr. Barnes has written and compiled over ten books on various biblical and historical subjects. |
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Barrett, Michael |
Dr. Michael P. V. Barrett is the President of Geneva Reformed Seminary. He is also Associate Minister at Faith Free Presbyterian Church in Greenville, South Carolina. For almost thirty years, he was a professor of Ancient Languages, Old Testament Theology, and Interpretation at Bob Jones University and Seminary. His works include Beginning at Moses: A Guide to Finding Christ in the Old Testament, Complete in Him: A Guide to Understanding and Enjoying the Gospel, and God’s Unfailing Purpose: The Message of Daniel.
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Bassett, Paul |
Reverend Paul Bassett is the Minister of Melbourne Hall Evangelical Church in Leicester, England—an inner city ministry which touches the lives of people of diverse cultural backgrounds. |
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Bates, George |
George Bates, coming close to suicide on several occasions, decided that he must find hope, not in drugs, alcohol, or hypnosis, but in Christ. Since his conversion, he has dedicated his life to the preaching of the Gospel. He often says of his life that it isn't the "George Bates story; it's the Jesus Christ story." |
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Beale, David |
Dr. David Beale has taught church history and Bible courses at Bob Jones University and Seminary since 1973. He attended Eastern
Baptist College in Virginia and Baptist Bible Seminary in Pennsylvania and has earned B.A., M.A., and
Ph.D. degrees from BJU. He has authored numerous periodical articles and several books, the most
recent of which is The Mayflower Pilgrims: Roots of Puritan, Presbyterian, Congregationalist, and
Baptist Heritage. |
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Bell Sr., Rod |
Dr. Rod Bell, Sr. is pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church and president of Tabernacle Baptist Bible College and Seminary and Tabernacle Baptist Academy in Virginia Beach, Virginia. He currently resides there with his wife, Lenore Justice Bell. |
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Bingham, Derick |
Derick Bingham is a graduate of Queen’s University and is currently a teaching-pastor with ChristChurch in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He has been a speaker with the famed Keswick Convention in England, taught English and Literature at Lurgan College, conducted public Bible classes in Scotland and Northern Ireland, which were attended by thousands, written over twenty books, and broadcasts weekly for TransWorld Radio into Europe and the Middle East. He travels internationally teaching and preaching the Gospel. |
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Bonar, Marjory |
Marjory Bonar is the daughter of the great Scottish preacher, Andrew Bonar. Marjory is the author of her father's biography, Andrew Bonar: The Good Pastor. |
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Boone, Edward |
Edward Boone was a Bible teacher, pastor and evangelist for over fifty-five years. Born in Zeeland, Michigan, he was one of ten children. Converted at the age of twenty-three he soon felt the call of God into the ministry. Some of his works include: Romance of Redemption and Parables of the Second Coming. |
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Booth, Catherine |
Catherine Booth was the daughter of Alexander Booth and co-founder of the Salvation Army in Britain. |
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Boreham, Frank W. |
Frank Boreham had a gift which quite literally touched millions. He was a writer. From what he called "The Luggage of Life," he drew spiritual lessons and to put them in such a simple yet enthralling way, that they captivated millions. He sat under such great teachers as Spurgeon, Moody, Meyer, Parker, Pierson, Weaver, Moorehouse, Matheson and North. As a young student he had many interviews with James Hudson Taylor for work in China with the China Inland Mission. With great disappointment Boreham was turned down for missionary work because of health reasons, but soon, the guidance of God led him to New Zealand. Boreham was, the most popular Christian essayist of his day, and has written over 45 books which include. |
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Bounds, E. M. |
(1835-1913) E. M. Bounds pastored in Tennessee, Alabama and Missouri. He engaged in writing in the last decades of his life and his books enjoy a wide ministry today in many denominations. |
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Brittan, John |
Authors John and Velma Brittan. John is a retired college Professor with 41 years of teaching experience ranging from 4th grade to graduate school. Twenty-four years were at the college level teaching electronics technology. Velma is a stay-at-home mom having raised their two sons, Jeffrey and Jerry. Velma was raised on a Michigan farm and is the inspiration for their book: Our Growing Up On The Farm. |
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Brown, Ian |
Ian Brown (B.D., M.A., M.Th., Ph.D., and Th.D.) has pastored a Free Presbyterian congregation in Londonderry, Northern Ireland since 1987. He has authored several books and pamphlets, and a bi-monthly children's magazine. Some of his most popular works are What You Need to Know about the Passion of the Christ and Sixty Questions Every Jehovah's Witness Should be Asked. |
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Bunyan, John |
John Bunyan (1628-1688) was a famous Puritan writer and preacher. His preaching landed him in prison for 12 years, during which time he wrote his allegorical masterpiece, Pilgrim's Progress. After his release, he spent most of his time preaching and evangelizing in the Bedford area. Bunyan's fame rests chiefly upon three works: Pilgrim's Progress, The Holy War, and Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners. Pilgrim's Progress was, with Foxes Book of Martyrs, read in virtually every Victorian home and remains a bestseller to this day. |
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Burch, George |
George Burch graduated with the second graduating class at Fuller Seminary in Pasadena, California and later became a Baptist minister. Influenced by C. H. Spurgeon, he compiled his book Nuggets of Gold: 2001 Spurgeon Quotes which serves as an easy reference for pastors. He is now retired and resides in Burbank, California, with his wife, Marcy. |
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Cairns, Alan |
Dr. Alan Cairns is the senior minister at Faith Free Presbyterian Church, Greenville, South Carolina. Before that, he pastored a church in Northern Ireland, and for over thirty years he has lectured in Systematic Theology at the Theological Hall of the Free Presbyterian Church. His works include The Dictionary of Theological Terms, Throned in Highest Bliss, A Sure Foundation, The Chariots of God, The Fruit of the Spirit and The Lord's Prayer.
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Carson, Samuel |
Samuel Carson is a retired pastor. He has authored several books, some of which are The Genesis Brides, The Amazing Cross, An Incredible Journey and The Long Road Home. |
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Carswell, Roger |
Roger Carswell is a widely travelled evangelist based in Leeds, England. He is the author of several books, including Questions and Answers from the Bible, a book that tackles tough, heart wrenching questions that cause most Christians to squirm. |
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Cash, Billie |
Billie Cash is a southern lady of Memphis, Tennessee. She attended the University of Memphis, where she majored in Theater. Her communications skills led to successful ventures in radio announcing at WHER (America's first "all women" station), TV commercials, fashion commentating and teaching. Billie has become an internationally-known retreat and conference speaker. Billie and her husband, Captain Roy Cash, Jr., USN (Retired), have two children: Kellye Cash, Miss America 1987 and Carey Cash, author of the best-selling book, A Table in the Presence. Billie has authored four books, Windows of Assurance, Light Breaking Through, Autumn Rain and Prayer Surge. |
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Chatham, Judy |
Judy Chatham is a life-long teacher, grades 9 through sophomore in college; mother of two sons, wife to Barry Chatham; published biographer; author of A Whirlwind’s Breath—a story of survival; lover of Southern Indiana—its people, its history, its terrain; and grandmother to Brittany, Allison, Abigail and Emily.
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Collier, Ken |
At age eleven, Ken Collier accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior at a Christian camp in Alabama. In the years to follow, the Lord continued to use camp ministries to mold his life in service for the Lord. After receiving a degree from Bob Jones University, Ken joined the full-time staff of the WILDS in North Carolina, where he now serves as the camp director. In addition to his camp responsibilities, he is a deacon in his local church where he teaches the adult Sunday School class. He and his wife, Mardi, have three sons and one daughter.
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The Text and Translation Committee compiled the landmark book From the Mind of God to the Mind of Man. The Committee consists of Fundamentalist leaders and pastors, including Dr. Mark Minnick, Dr. Paul Downey, Dr. Randolph Shaylor, Dr. James Williams, Rev. John Hutcheson, and others. |
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Craig, Drew |
Evangelist, Bible Teacher and conference speaker with the Brethren Assemblies. For over twenty years Drew Craig has been involved in specialised ministries in Eastern Europe. |
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Crawford, Judy |
Judy Crawford taught music, she operates a home-based sewing business, and is now pursuing her passion of all passions, ministering to women through speaking and writing. Judy lives in rural Mid-Missouri with her husband and their four children. |
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Crosby, Francis (Fanny) |
Francis J. Crosby (1820-1915) was born in Putnam County, NY, and through a physician’s negligence, was left blind at the age of 6 weeks. She entered the New York Institute for the Blind around 1835 and taught there from 1847-1858. In 1858 she married a musician, Alexander van Alsyne, who was also blind. It has been estimated that Fanny Crosby composed around 6000 hymns in her lifetime. Some of her more famous hymns are Blessed Assurance, Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross, I Am Thine O Lord, All The Way My Saviour Leads Me, To God Be The Glory, Pass Me Not O Gentle Saviour, and Take the World but Give Me Jesus. |
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Cross, Timothy |
Dr. Timothy Cross was born in Wales and spent some of his early years living in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He studied at the University of Wales and has been a keen student of the Bible for the larger part of his life, gaining considerable knowledge in the original Hebrew and Greek languages of the Scriptures. He has written ten books on various biblical topics, such as How to Pray, A Postcard from Paul, Water from the Well, and his most recent, An Anchor for the Soul. He currently resides in the seaside town of Barry on the South Wales coast, and preaches regularly in the local churches and Gospel Halls. |
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Davey, Stephen |
Dr. Stephen Davey is the founder of Colonial Baptist Church in Cary, North Carolina, where he serves as the Senior Pastor. A graduate of Tennessee Temple, Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary, and Dallas Theological Seminary, Stephen's sermons have become the basis for the international resource ministry, Wisdom for the Heart. In cooperation with Trans World Radio, his messages are broadcast in the United Kingdom, Europe, Africa and the Americas. In addition to his pastorate and radio ministry, Stephen serves as the President of Shepherds Theological Seminary, preparing servant leaders for life. |
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Davidson, Noel |
Noel Davidson (D.Litt) is a retired headmaster who currently works as a full time author. He has won his fame through writing Christian biographies, one of which was nominated for “Christian Book of the Year” in Britain, 2000. He mainly writes contemporary biographies, but has also engaged in retelling historical biographies. In addition to writing books, he regularly contributes to the Christian section of a widely-read magazine in Britain and is involved is his local Brethren church as an elder and church secretary.
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Davis, Paul |
Paul Davis is the UK's first Director of the USA's Gospel Music Association. He is also founder and editor of 'New Christian Media' Magazine, founder of the UK's Christian Music Association, author of Inspirational Hymn and Song Stories of the 20th century, journalist for various magazines in the UK & US (including “Billboard”, “Music Week”, and “CCM”), and broadcaster/producer for BBC Radio, Trans World Radio, United Christian Broadcasters. In addition to all of this, he has pastoral responsibilities in the Leighton Christian Fellowship in Leighton Buzzard, England. |
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DeCourcy, Philip |
A native of Belfast, Northern Ireland. After graduating from the Irish Baptist College in Belfast, De Courcy pastured Carr Baptist Church in Northern Ireland. Since 1994 he has served as senior pastor of Placerita Baptist Church in Newhall, CA. De Courcy and his wife June have three lovely daughters, Angela, Laura and Beth. |
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Douglas, John |
Principal of the Whitefield College of the Bible and senior minister of Lisburn Free Presbyterian Church in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. |
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Downey, Paul W. |
Paul W. Downey (B.S., M.Min., D.B.S., Ph.D.) is the pastor of Temple Baptist Church in Athens, Georgia, where he has ministered since 1998. Dr. Downey is a member of the Text and Translation Committee and a contributing author to From the Mind of God to the Mind of Man as well as God’s Word in Our Hands. He and his wife, Sherry, have been married since 1979 and have two children. |
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Duncan, George B. |
George Duncan besides being a foremost speaker at Keswick conventions for more than forty years was Pastor at St. George's Tron Church, in Glasgow, Scotland. His writings are always pithy in homiletic content and are gretly appreciated by all who enjoy good preaching. |
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Edwards, Jonathan |
Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) has been named the greatest philosopher-theologian yet to grace the American scene. A tutor at Yale, pastor at Northampton, missionary to the Housatonic Indians, and president of Princeton University, Jonathan Edwards has impacted literally thousands of lives. Edwards' powerful preaching contributed directly to the Great Awakening in 1730-45, and his writings have influenced men like Thomas Chalmers, Andrew Fuller and Robert Hall. Many of his sermons are said to have been overwhelming, particularly one entitled Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God. Some of his most famous writings are: Freedom of the Will, Religious Affections and his personal favorite, The Diary of Adoniram Judson. |
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Ellinger, Ruth |
Award-winning author, Ruth Carmichael Ellinger, was born and raised in the picturesque Ohio Valley, the setting for, The Wild Rose of Lancaster. A pastor’s wife, she has spent many years in various facets of Christian ministry, evangelistic and missionary work. Writing has been an integral part of that ministry. Her contributions are numerous.
Ruth enjoys researching her Scottish roots and her ancestral lineage awarded her membership in the prestigious Daughters of the American Revolution. She lives in Brandon Florida with her husband, Wright. They have four grown children |
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Enock, Esther |
Born and raised in England. She is a student of sacred music, and her appreciation shows in her book one of the most talented of all writers of sacred music. |
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Ferguson, Paul |
Paul Ferguson was born in Northern Ireland and studied Biochemistry at Queen's University, Belfast and Law at King's College, University of London. He practiced Corporate Law for five years in London and has been a lecturer in Law and British History in various universities in South East Asia.
Currently, he is completing a Doctorate in Theology at Foundations Bible Seminary in Dunn, North Carolina. Married to Cheryl, they have one daughter and are based in Singapore where Paul serves in the ministry at Jesus Saves Mission, Singapore. |
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Fitt, Emma Moody |
Born October 24, 1864, Emma was the first child of Emma Charlotte Revell and evangelist Dwight Lyman Moody. She was also the editor and compiler of several works by her father, including Day to Day with D. L. Moody. |
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Fitzsimons, Lionel |
A native of Ballymena, Northern Ireland, Lionel Fitzsimons became conscious of a missionary calling soon after becoming a Christian. Formerly a civil servant, he trained at what is now Glasgow Bible College. Turned down for overseas service on medical grounds, with his wife Margaret he has been involved for thirty years in outreach to ethnic Asians in England, first in London, then in Bradford, where they still live. They are members of the missionary society, SIM, and of Sunbridge Road Mission Church. Lionel has written several published articles on missionary priorities, and one book, ‘Not At Home - British Muslims and the Gospel’. He is convinced of the need for long-term commitment to missionary work - hence his new book, With Flaming Zeal. |
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Foxe, John |
(1517-1587) Born in Lincolnshire, England. He studied at Oxford and was ordained by Nicholas Ridley in 1550. On Mary’s accession in 1554, Foxe fled to Strasbourg, taking a manuscript designed to be the first part of his history of the reformation. He had it published there and then moved to Basle, where he completed his book and had it published in 1559. Returning to England, Foxe had the first English edition published in 1596. Four editions appeared in his lifetime, profoundly influencing Elizabethan England. Since then it has never been out of print. After a long life of piety and usefulness, Foxe died on April 18, 1587. |
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Gamble, Robert |
Being the representative of a world-renowned veterinary company for many years, Robert Gable has a wealth of knowledge and experience among the sheep farms of Scotland. He is familiar with the all-round care of sheep and the skills needed for a good shepherd. As a Christian, he is ideally equipped to use these experience in the illustration of spiritual lessons. |
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Garcia, David A. |
David A. Garcia has served as senior pastor of the Brooksville Assembly of God in Brooksville, FL, since 1988. He has been a missionary in New York City and Zimbabwe, Africa, and has served as the Singles Ministry Coordinator of the Pen Florida District. He and his wife, Nellie, have been married for 32 years. |
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Gibson, William |
The Rev. William Gibson was professor of Church History at the Presbyterian Assemblies, Belfast, Northern Ireland and has left a rich legacy in his account of the great awakenings that visited his native land in the nineteenth century. |
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Gillis, Clive |
Dr. Clive Gillis works as a full-time General Medical Practitioner near Bristol. He was born again in 1963 while attending Medical School. Since then, he has adopted a keen interest in church history and has sought hands-on learning by traveling to places like Rome. He has been struck by the lack of contemporary Protestant literature and has made it his goal to educate the believing Church in areas that the Evil One has corrupted. |
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Gordon, Sam |
Dr. Sam Gordon has an international Bible teaching ministry with TransWorld Radio. Originally from Northern Ireland, he and his wife Lois make their home in London. He is a Bible teacher on TransWorld Radio’s daily radio program in the UK, Truth for Today. He has written five books in the Truth for Today series, an expository commentary set on the books of the New Testament.
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Green, Brian |
Brian Green has been in the ministry for almost forty years and is at present Pastor of Calvary Free Grace Baptist Church, London, England. |
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Guinness, Michele |
Michele Guinness is a writer, freelance journalist, and PR consultant. Her previous books include: Child of the Covenant, Promised Land and Is God Good for Women? She is married to an Anglican clergyman, Peter Grattan Guinness.
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Gurganus, Gene |
Dr. Gurganus has been involved in evangelism for over 40 years. He conducted old time tent revivals in the early 50’s. Through his labours as a pioneer church planting missionary in Bangladesh, God gave fruit that remains. He served as Southeastern Representative for ABWE for 20 years. He now serves as Director of the Prayer Ministry at Hampton Park Baptist Church in Greenville, SC. He has authored several books both in Bengali and English. |
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Habegger, Christa |
Christa Gingery Habegger holds the B.A. and M.A. degrees from Bob Jones University and teaches on the music faculty there. She has written numerous free-lance articles for Christian periodicals. |
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Hamilton, Thomas |
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Hammond, Rebecca J. |
Rebecca Hammond was born in 1977 in the beautiful state of Vermont and has live most of her life in New England. A 1999 graduate of Bob Jones University with a degree in Creative Writing, she has written and directed two plays and has had the opportunity to work on a variety of screenplays and short scripts. Winds Cove is her first novel. Rebecca currently resides in Greenville, South Carolina, and is pursuing a career in full-time writing.
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Hatcher, Elridge Burwell |
Eldrige Hatcher is best known for his biography of John Jasper, the great black pastor of Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Richmond, Virginia. Hatcher was contemporary with Charles Spurgeon and D. L. Moody and knew both of them personally. He was a close friend of Spurgeon and preached in Spurgeon's church. Moody preached a series of meetings for Grace Street Baptist, the church in which Hatcher spent much of his ministry. |
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Hayden, Eric |
Eric Hayden, now retired from the ministry, pastored the famous Spurgeon’s Metropolitan Tabernacle during the rebuilding of the Tabernacle after the Second World War. He has written numerous books and is recognised as the greatest living authority on the life and ministry of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. |
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Hayes, Tom |
An itinerant evangelist known for his expositional and exhortational ministry in churches, conferences and camp meetings. He has written several books and is also editor of ‘Paths,’ a quarterly publication for preachers. |
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Heaney, Mavis |
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Hendon, Betty Rich |
Betty worked in the field of education for thirty years as a teacher and elementary school principal. She has also taught Sunday school, Bible studies, and seminars. She is listed in the following books: 2000 Notable American Women, Outstanding Leaders in Elementary & Secondary Education, Who's Who in American Education and The World Who's Who of Women. |
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Holden, J. Stuart |
J. Stuart Holden had a genius for friendship and no friend could know him long without knowing who his Master was. He possessed a joyous faith that was noticeably “not of this world”. He was one of the Keswick’s Convention’s most greatly-used speakers, and one of the most memorable preachers of his day, alongside men like D. L. Moody, G. Campbell Morgan and R.A. Torrey. |
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Holmes, Robert Leslie |
Dr. Robert Leslie Holmes is Senior Minister of First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh, and has a national reputation as a gifted preacher and motivational speaker for corporate America. Dr. Lloyd Ogilvie, Chaplain of the United States Senate, names him one of America’s finest pastors. He has spoken at conferences and on university campuses all around the world, and currently speaks each week on the radio program “First Words”. He has authored six books. |
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Hood, Edwin Paxton |
(1820-1885) Author of Portraits of the Great Revival and Isaac Watts: His Life and Hymns. He also wrote the hymn, ‘I love to think though I am young, my Saviour was a child: that Jesus walked this earth along, with feet all undefiled - He kept His Father’s Word of Truth, as I am taught to do; and while He walked the paths of youth, He walked in wisdom too - I love to think that He who spake, and made the blind to see, and called the sleeping dead to wake, was once a child like me - That He who wore the thorny crown, and tasted death’s despair, had a kindly mother like my own, and knew her love and care - I know ’twas all for love of me, that He became a child, and left the heavens so fair to see, and trod earth’s pathway wild - Then Saviour who wast once a child, a child may come to Thee, and O in all Thy mercy mild, dear Saviour come to me!’ |
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Ironside, Harry Allan |
(1876-1951) Born in Canada in 1876. Converted at 14, he lived to preach and did so throughout North America and the British Isles. He was pastor of Chicago’s Moody Memorial Church for 18 years. He wrote over 100 books and his scholarship was recognised by many Bible Institutes and Seminaries. Harry Ironside went to be with the Lord in 1951. The clarity of his preaching led hundreds of thousands to a knowledge of the Word of God. His writings are as fresh today as when first published! |
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Jaeggli, Randy |
John Randolph Jaeggli (B.S., M.Div., Ph.D.) is Chairman of the Division of Bible at Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC, where he also teaches Old Testament and Hebrew at Bob Jones Jr., Memorial Seminary. He taught for five years at Maranatha Baptist Bible College in Watertown, WI where he also founded Fellowship Baptist Church. |
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Jennings, Samuel |
Samuel Jennings is an evangelist and Bible teacher associated with the Brethren Assemblies. Besides ministering in his native Northern Ireland he travels widely in the West Indies and among the Btethren Assemblies in USA. His writings bring a wealth of instructive and practical Bible study. |
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Jewell, Chris |
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Jones, J. D. |
J. D. (John Daniel) Jones (1865-1942) could have been F. B. Meyer’s successor at Christ Church in Westminster, but faithfully remained the beloved pastor of Richmond Hill Congregational Church in Bournemouth, England, for 39 years. D. L. Moody heard Jones speak in Boston and invited him to speak at Northfield on many occasions. Jones’ health remained good until 1941, when anemia began to sap his strength. When given the news that his sickness was fatal, Jones accepted the news with his usual poise and courage. His tombstone in the Bournemouth cemetery rightly declares: “John Daniel Jones, Preacher of the Gospel. ‘Simply to Thy cross I cling.’”
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Jones IV, Bob |
Bob Jones IV is the fourth generation author from the famous family from Bob Jones University whose credentials are already well known. Currently he is studying for his Masters at Notre Dame University. This his first publication indicates that other books by the same author are sure to follow from the pen of Bob Jones IV. |
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Kearney, Gloria |
Gloria Kearney is married to Robert and they are both teachers. They have 4 children and 3 grandchildren. They are members of Ballynahinch Baptist church where Gloria leads one of the worship teams and helps with prayer ministry. She serves on the council of Mission Africa, speaks at ladies’ meetings and conferences and writes books in her spare time! |
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Kennedy, Billy |
Billy Kennedy has written eight books in the Scots-Irish Chronicles, a popular series that focuses on the 18th century American frontier settlements. He lives in Co Armagh, Northern Ireland, and has been a leading journalist there for the past 30 years. He has occupied the roles of Religious Affairs and Cultural Correspondent, Political Correspondent, Assistant Editor, and News Editor with the Belfast News Letter. On his regular visits to the United States, Kennedy lectures on the subject of the Scots-Irish diaspora at various universities, historical and genealogical societies, and government facilities in the southeastern states.
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Kroll, Woodrow |
Bible Teacher for Back To The Bible. For ten years he has served as the President of Practical Bible College in Binghamton, New York. He has written more than a dozen books and is a popular speaker at Bible conferences. Dr. Kroll and his wife, Linda, reside in Lincoln, Nebraska. |
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Le Noury, Colin |
Rev Colin Le Noury is married to Connie and they have four children. He spent twenty years in pastoral work in Northern Ireland and Lancashire before commencing full time work with the Prophetic Witness Movement International in 1997. He is the Movement’s General Director. |
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Leahy, Frederick S. |
Minister of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Ireland who has served his denomination both as pastor and as a Professor of Systematic Theology and Christian Ethics. He lives in Lisburn, Northern Ireland and is Principal of the Reformed Theological College, Belfast. |
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Leeper, John |
John H. Leeper is a successful writer of animal fables for children. He is also a superb artist and illustrates his own books. He has also written a full length Christian movie which will be filmed in the near future. |
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Legge, David |
David Legge ministers in the Iron Hall Assembly, Templemore Avenue, Belfast.
He and his wife Barbara have two children: Lydia and Noah.
His preaching is available online at www.preachtheword.com
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Leppard, Lois Gladys |
Lois Gladys Leppard is the ever-popular and prolific writer of the Janie and Tom Mystery Series (over 7 Million in print), the Mandie Books, and the Lilly Series. She has also been a professional singer, actress, and playwright. Lois studied at the New York School of Music and the Voice Beautiful Institute in New York under Glenn Morris Starkie. Additionally, she and her two sisters, Sibyl and Louise, sang professionally as the Larke Sisters and appeared in the operetta Bohemian Girl and were presented at Carnegie Hall. As a drama student, she was in the group that organized The Little Theater in her home town. She has written several plays and was employed with Columbia Pictures. She wrote her first book when she was eleven years old. However, the book was not published until many years later. |
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Lockington, John W. |
John Lockington was brought up in Bethany Presbyterian Church. He ministered in Ballyroney and Drumlee, The Mall, Armagh and Gardenmore, Larne. He is currently minister of Clogherney Presbyterian Church, Co Tyrone and is a former Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland.
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Lowery, Doug |
Doug Lowery and his wife, Donna, have served the Lord together in two local churches (Faith Baptist Church in Corona, Queens, New York, and Calvary Baptist Church in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin) for 23 years. Now, since September of 2002, Doug and Donna have ministered in over 240 churches in 37 states in an itinerant ministry called, Heart Lifting Ministries. They conduct revival meetings, evangelistic campaigns, marriage and family conferences, and minister through vocal and instrumental music. Doug also directs NYSET—New York Summer Evangelism Team. Learn more about the Lowerys and their ministries on their website: www.heartlifting.org.
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Luther, Martin |
Martin Luther (1483-1546), German Reformer, was converted to Christ from the priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church by reading the book of Romans. He became professor of theology at the University of Wittenburg in 1512, and retained that position until his death in 1546. He nailed his famous 95 Theses, in which he denounced the unscriptural position of the Catholic Church on many doctrines, to the church door in Wittenburg in 1517. He firmly established in Europe the three great truths of the New Testament (1) that man is justified by faith alone, (2) that every believer is a priest with direct access to God through the Lord Jesus Christ, and (3) that the Bible apart from tradition is the sole source of faith and authority for the Christian. |
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Lyle, Denis |
Pastor of the Lurgan Baptist Church, Northern Ireland. He has been in the ministry for over twenty five years. A graduate of the Irish Baptist College, Denis is married with two children in their twenties. |
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Lytle, Marcy |
Marcy Lytle is a former middle school teacher and freelance writer. She is married to Jon Lytle and they have two children, Kamrin and Conner. She resides in Pflugerville, Texas. |
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Macartney, Clarence E. |
(1879-1957) Of Scots-Irish descent, born in Ohio, a graduate from Princeton Theological Seminary. His pastorates included the influential First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He authored forty-five sermon and Bible exposition books. |
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MacBeath, John |
Scottish Theologian and writer from the early 1900s. |
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Mackay, William & Sharyn |
About the Authors: William and Sharyn Mackay are the founders of Long Life Ministries and live with their children in Bangor, Northern Ireland. William holds a Bachelor’s degree in Theology from Queens University, Belfast and was until recently a Minister with The Methodist Church in Ireland. As founders of Long Life Ministries, William and Sharyn now operate in an anointed healing and evangelistic ministry to the wider church and beyond, and are regular speakers at services and conferences. They can be contacted at "http://www.longlifeministries.org" www.longlifeministries.org
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Mann, Chester |
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Mark, Robin |
Robin Mark lives in Belfast Northern Ireland with his wife, Jacqueline, and children, Catherine, David and James. He is a worship leader and songwriter of international standing having composed such works as "Days of Elijah", "All for Jesus" and "The Wonder of Your Cross" to name a few. He combines the role of Director of Worship in his home church with that of Businessman and University Lecturer and travels extensively throughout the world in worship ministry. |
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Matthews, David |
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Maurer, Marsha |
Marsha Maurer has taught English with an emphasis on writing at colleges in the United States and Europe, currently at Augusta State University in Augusta, Georgia. She is the author of "In the Garden: A Collection of Prayers for Everyday", published by Promise Press, an imprint of Barbour Publishing. Her writing and speaking are inspired by natures invitation to spiritual reflection. |
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Maxwell, Victor |
Pastor of Banbridge Baptist Church in County Down, Northern Ireland. For many years he was a missionary in Brazil and he has also pastored in the United States of America. Some of his books include: Not Beyond Hope, Handling Hot Potatoes—Healing Broken Hearts, Alive in Me, Angel of the Amazon, A Mission to Millions, and The Authentic Servant. |
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McClelland, James |
Besides having pastored churches James McClelland is a broadcaster with the British Broadcasting Corporation with a weekly program broadcast in various parts of Britain. His obvious skill both as broadcaster and writer is put to good use in recounting perceptive background sketches of the great hymns of the Christian Faith. |
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McCracken, Ronnie |
Ronnie McCracken pastored various churches both with the Church of the Nazarene and Congregational denominations. In recent years he has devoted his time fully to evangelism and practical care amongst Jews, especially in Israel and Eastern Europe. He has a wealth of experience of Jewish traditions, both orthodox and otherwise and is most skillful in presenting the amazing accounts of God's goodness to His ancient people. |
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McCune, Rolland |
Dr. Rolland McCune is the former President of Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary. Dr. McCune has written numerous articles on Systematic Theology, Neo-Evangelicalism, Apologetics, and other subjects. He is the current Professor of Systematic Theology at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary. |
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McElligott, Patrick |
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M'Cheyne, Robert Murray |
Robert Murray M'Cheyne (1813-1843) was ordained in November 1836 to St. Peters Church, Dundee, Scotland. He studied under Thomas Chalmers and Andrew Bonar was a close friend. Perhaps the two most striking characteristics of his life were his personal holiness and his love for the lost. His constant prayer was, "O God, make me as holy as it is possible for a saved sinner by grace on this earth to be". The following inscription can be found on a monument to his memory at St. Peters Church, Dundee: "Walking closely with God, an example of the believers, in words, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity; He ceased not to labour, and watch for souls. And he was honoured of God, to draw many wanderers out of darkness, into the paths of light." |
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McNally, Rosemary |
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Mehaffey, Derrick |
An award-winning country music singer, Derrick recently turned his attention to some of his most cherished songs of faith. |
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Meyer, F. B. |
(1847-1929). Born in London of a wealthy family of German ancestry, he graduated from London University in 1869 and completed theological training at Regent’s Park College. He helped launch on his memorable campaigns the then unknown D. L. Moody.
In 1881 Meyer opened Melbourne Hall in Leicester, a centre of social and evangelistic activity which was Meyer’s abiding memorial. Meyer was a popular convention speaker at Northfield in the United States, Keswick, England and Portstewart in Northern Ireland.
Meyer was a man with a compassionate heart, prolific pen and graceful style. His writings are still widely read. |
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Miller, Basil |
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Mitchell, George J. |
Dr. George J. Mitchell received his B.A. from London University and his Ph.D. from Trinity Theological Seminary in Indiana. He was a teacher, a principal, and a pastor, before he retired and became a writer. He has been married for thirty-seven years, has two children and one grandchild, and has lived most of his life in Scotland. John Bunyan: Prisoner for Christ is his fourth book. |
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Moody, D. L. |
Dwight Lyman Moody (1837-1899), famous evangelist, was born in Northfield Massachusetts. In 1879 he established a school for girls and two years later a school for boys. In the summer of 1880 he began a summer conference ministry on the grounds of the Northfield Seminary, and in 1886 he started the Chicago Evangelisation Society, later to be known as the Moody Bible Institute. Throughout his life however, Moody's greatest contribution was evangelism. Some say that he travelled more than a million miles and addressed more than 100 million people to win them for Christ. His last evangelistic campaign brought a severe illness, and a few days later Moody went to be with the Lord. |
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Moore, W. "Speedy" |
Throughout his long remarkable career as a newspaper columnist, broadcaster and author, William “Speedy” Moore has displayed an uncanny ability to connect with his fans in Ireland. He tells the stories of Irish folk, with their unique culture, interesting history and distinctive sense of humor, like none other. His reputation is that of one of Ireland’s favorite storytellers. |
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Moore Jr., E. Ray |
E. Ray Moore, Jr. has served as a pastor for over 26 years and as a U. S. Army Reserve Chaplain (Lt. Colonel). He is a veteran of the Gulf War where he was awarded the Bronze Star medal. He earned his Master of Divinity in 1974 and Master of Theology in 1979 from Grace Theological Seminary, Winona Lake, Indiana. He, his wife, and his four children have participated in either home schooling or Christian schools for 25 years and were chosen as South Carolina’s Parents of the Year, 2000. He is currently Director of the Exodus Mandate Project. |
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Morgan, G. Campbell |
George Campbell Morgan (1863-1945) was converted to Christ under the influence of D.L. Moody. Moody’s ministry made such an impression on the young Morgan, that at the age of thirteen he preached his first sermon. Morgan later became a Congregationalist minister, pastored the Westminster Chapel in London, assumed the position of director of the Northfield Bible Conference after Moody’s death, and taught weekly Friday night Bible classes, which were attended by thousands. His prolific output of sermons and commentaries is still loved and used daily throughout the world, but his paramount contribution to the Christian faith lay in teaching the Bible and showing people how to study it for themselves.
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Morgan, G. J. |
Mr. Morgan, a native of Wales, was a Baptist pastor both in Aberdare in Wales and in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. He was one of a good number of ministers who received from the great Welsh Revival a spiritual impetus which altered the passion and purpose of their lives. From Morgan's pen flows the same passion for revival. |
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Moyer, Robert |
Robert Moyer conducted a Christ-centered devotional ministry of Bible exposition in Minneapolis prior to the Second World War. Of his ministry Harry Ironside said, "Few men have the winsomeness and tenderness, combined with sound Scriptural teaching that characterizes the ministry of my esteemed friend, Dr. Robert L. Moyer, I unhesitatingly commend this volume." |
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Mulfinger, George L. |
George Mulfinger, Jr., became a Christian at the age of 21 after several years of avowed atheism. He earned his B.A. in chemistry, summa cum laude, and his M.S. in physics, both from Syracuse University. He
pursued additional graduate studies in the physical sciences at Syracuse,
Harvard, and the University of Georgia. After teaching high school science for ten years, he joined the faculty at Bob Jones University where he taught astronomy, geology, physics, philosophy, logic, and cello.
Mr. Mulfinger served on the board of directors of the Creation Research
Society and wrote numerous articles demonstrating the fallacies of
evolution. He coauthored textbooks in physical science, earth science,
chemistry, and physics. He was listed in Leaders in American Science, Who's Who in the South and Southwest, Dictionary of
International Biography, Men of Achievement, and Personalities of the
South. He served as a deacon in his local church and led his eleven children in family devotions every night. |
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Murray, Andrew |
(1828-1917) South African theologian. He led a profound devotional life and undertook frequent evangelistic tours. A Christian leader of international stature, Murray addressed the famous Keswick and Northfield conventions. He authored over two hundred and fifty books, writing much for the spiritual guidance of new converts. |
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Murray, Harold |
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Neilson, G. A. |
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Nicholson, William P. |
William P. Nicholson (1876-1959) was born in Bangor, Northern Ireland. He had a Presbyterian upbringing and had been taught the Westminster Shorter Catechism at a young age. As a result of his evangelistic work at the United Gospel Campaigns in Belfast (early 1920s), thousands were brought to Christ. Some of his sermons are available in Goodbye God and his full biography is entitled All for Jesus: The Life of W. P. Nicholson.
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Nicol, Angela |
Angela suffered from ME for nine years as a teenager. She was healed in 1998 and has since worked with young people in a variety of settings. Currently she's completing a PhD in the Pastoral Care of Young People at Queen's University in Belfast. |
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Nuernberg, Leslie |
Leslie S. Nuernberg has worked in the field of technical writing for fifteen years, both as a writer and an instructor. She received her B.A. in English Education from the University of Central Florida and is currently pursuing an M.A. in Creative Writing. Only Glory Awaits is her first published novel. |
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Olford, Stephen |
Dr. Stephen F. Olford was the founder of the Stephen Olford Center for Biblical Preaching in Memphis, Tennessee. Born in Africa of missionary parents, he received his formal education in England. In 1953 he became pastor of Duke Street Baptist Church, Richmond, Surrey. From 1959 to 1973 he was senior minister of the famed Calvary Road Baptist Church in New York City. He held a doctorate in theology and was the author of numerous books and booklets. |
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Orozco, Julia Mulfinger |
Julia Mulfinger Orozco is the sixth child of George and Joan Mulfinger. She and her ten siblings grew up under the influence of dedicated Christian parents. Julia graduated with a degree in Humanities from Bob Jones University and has taught English, elementary school, and music. She is the mother of a future scientist (Alan), a musician (George), and a writer (Alejandra). Julia lives in Mexico where her husband pastors a church. |
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Orthner, Donald P. |
Donald P. Orther earned his B.A. and M.B.A. at the University of Michigan, majoring in finance and economics. For the next twenty-five years he worked in international finance and corporate financial management. He made time, however, to serve on the board of directors for several Christian ministries and Christian education and outreach programs in his local church. With a background of lifelong Bible study and extensive experience in business analysis and management presentations, Don is uniquely qualified as author of the book Paintings by the Master: Understanding the Gospels through Christ’s Word Pictures. |
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Page, Jesse |
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Paisley, Ian R. K. |
Ian R. K. Paisley planned to get his degree in agriculture, but was asked one Sunday to speak at Sixmilecross Evangelical Hall. He accepted very reluctantly and preached for only four minutes. Paisley admitted, "I vowed secretly that preaching was not for me and that I would stick to the plough and not the pulpit." Reverend Ian Paisley is now a Member of the British and European Parliaments, and the founder of the Free Presbyterian Church, which has 49 Churches in Northern Ireland and 10 abroad. He has faithfully proclaimed the Gospel for over 50 years and continues to preach on many different fronts.
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Paisley, Rhonda |
Rhonda Paisley is an accomplished author and painter whose literary works and artistic skills are known on both sides of the Atlantic. Being the second daughter of Dr. Ian R. K. Paisley and a graduated of Bob Jones University, Rhonda comes from the fundamentalist tradition. She is as creative in her writings as in her paintings and offers the reader the benefit of her rich background. |
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Panosian, Edward |
Dr. Edward Panosian received his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees from Bob Jones University and has done additional work at Union Theological Seminary, University of Chicago, Garrett Theological Seminary, Winona Lake School of Theology, and Tulane University. Dr. Panosian is a member of several historical societies and has conducted Reformation tours to Europe. In 1996 he co-authored a book entitled The Providence of God in History and has taught courses in history, church history, and philosophy at BJU for over forty-five years. |
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Parsons, Linda |
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Peasley, Harold J. |
International Evangelist based in South Africa. He is married with children. He has written The Heartbeat of Evangelism: Keeping the Main Thing, the Main Thing. |
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Phillips, John |
John Phillips was raised in Great Britain. He served in the British armed forces during World War II and was stationed in Palestine during the last days of the British Mandate. He saw many of the events which led up to the birth of the State of Israel. He emigrated to Canada when released from service and later moved to the United States. He served on the staff of Moody Bible Institute for twenty-five years, ministering in the Moody Correspondence School and, later, as an itinerant preacher on the Moody circuit. He is well known as a conference speaker throughout the United States and elsewhere. He is the author of many books. |
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Pierson, A. T. |
(1837-1911) Born in New York City on 6 March, 1837. He graduated from Hamilton College and Union Theological Seminary. In May of 1860 he was ordained to the Gospel ministry, becoming pastor of the First Congregational Church in Binghamton, New York 1860-63. His pastorates took him from New York to Michigan, Indiana, Philadelphia, London England and Scotland! He was editor in chief of "The Missionary Review of the World" and author of several books. |
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Porter, Richard |
Richard Porter was Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland and the Director of Education and Training at the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh. He and his wife, Christine, live in South Yorkshire, England. Journey to Eden: A Story of Love, Faith and the Origins of the Universe is his first novel. |
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Price, Nelson L. |
Dr Price has served Christ as pastor of the Roswell Street Baptist Church in Marietta, Georgia since 1964. He ministers through writing and speaking: he is broadcast on both radio and television. In his book, Servants, Not Celebrities he contrasts today’s philosophy of ‘What’s in it for me?’ with Christ’s supreme example of sacrificial servanthood. |
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Productions, Ambassador |
Ambassador Productions Ltd. originated in Belfast, Northern Ireland, in January 1980. The company's founder, Dr. Samuel Lowry, recognized the need for a Christian publishing enterprise dedicated to publishing a wide spectrum of Christian literature that magnified Jesus Christ and encouraged believers. Ambassador Productions soon became known for its extensive series of Christian biographies and Classic Christian reprints. The company also began releasing many new titles each year including theological, devotional, inspirational, historical, church hymnals, and reference works. In addition to Ambassador's extensive book publishing line, the company has also engaged in the production of videos, calendars, cards, and pictures for the Christian market place. Ambassador also produces a number of Christian magazines and periodicals.
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Reaves, Candance W. |
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Reese, Ed |
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Reynolds, Charles |
Charles Reynolds is a “Son of the Soil” of Northern Ireland. He joined the military service in World War II as a member of the Royal Air Force, which took him to the Indo-Burma theatre of operations. He has received degrees from Adrian College, Michigan, and Drew University School of Theology, New Jersey. After ordination as a minister in the Methodist Church, he was appointed as a missionary to India where he and his wife served in a remote forest area. In 1995, Queen Elizabeth II honored him by appointing him as an OBE, and in 1998, the citizens of Ludhiana honored him with the award of a “Talwar” (Sword of Honor) for his forty years of support of the Ludhiana Christian Medical College. He now lives in New Albany, Pennsylvania with his wife, Maud.
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Robison, Simon & Hazel |
Simon and Hazel Robinson have been married for Twenty-six years. Simon has been in pastoral ministry since 1989 and is currently the senior pastor of Walton Evangelical Church in Chesterfield, UK. He is the author of seven books including 'Improving Your Quiet Time' and 'Growing for God.' Hazel leads Bible studies and provides pastoral care for women and young families. They have two grown up sons and a grandson. |
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Rothwell, Helen |
Born and raised in the United States. A student of music and hymnology. |
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Ryle, J. C. |
J.C. Ryle (1816-1900) was a prolific writer, vigorous preacher, and a faithful pastor. He was born at Macclesfield and educated at Eton and Christ Church, Oxford. The son of a wealthy banker, he was destined for a career in politics, but after hearing Ephesians 2 read in church and being spiritually awakened, he answered the call to ordained ministry. He soon became a leader of the evangelical party in the Church of England and was noted for his doctrinal essays and polemical writings. In 1880, at age 64, he became the first bishop of Liverpool and affectionately became known as “the working man’s bishop.” He formed a clergy pension fund for his diocese and built over forty churches, but his greatest contribution was his unrelenting stand for truth.
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Saunders, Philip |
Philip Saunders is a native of Belfast, where he is now based with his wife Heather. They have three daughters. Philip graduated in Modern Languages from Trinity College, Dublin, and holds a Masters in Linguistics from Reading University, England. After several years of language teaching, Philip joined Wycliffe Bible Translators, and served for twenty years in the Ivory Coast, West Africa, where he saw the completion of the New Testament in Kouya, a previously unwritten language. Philip is currently writing up the grammar of Kouya as a doctoral thesis, teaching NT Greek at Belfast Bible College, and travelling for Wycliffe as a translation consultant. Though he has published a number of articles in both technical and creative domains, No Ordinary Book is his first book. |
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Scroggie, W. Graham |
(1877 - 1958) Baptist minister, Bible expositor and author. He studied for the ministry at Spurgeon’s College, London and after early pastorates in England, he began his most influential ministry at Charlotte Chapel, Edinburgh. He exercised an extensive travelling ministry in the British Isles and North America. His final pastorate was at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London. He wrote many books, mostly expository studies. |
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Smith, Gipsy |
Gipsy Rodney Smith was born March 31, 1860, the son of a gypsy. Although he never went to school a day in his life, he influenced the lives of millions in the British Isles and North America; young and old, rich and poor, educated and illiterate regarded him as their friend. Despite his difficult circumstances, he sought to keep his eyes open “to the things which are not seen”, making him an example of faith, worthy to follow. |
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Smith, John Taylor |
(1860-1937) Bishop and chaplain general. He was converted at the age of eleven. In 1891 he went to Sierra Leone … becoming Bishop in 1897. An honorary chaplain to Queen Victoria, he was appointed chaplain-general in time for World War 1. ‘Everybody’s Bishop,’ was jovial and saintly, a regular speaker at the Keswick Convention. Rising early for prayer and reading was his life-long custom. Daily he passed on to his friends his celebrated ‘Best Thought,’ gleaned in his morning devotions. He believed in and relied on God’s minute ordering of his life. Bishop Taylor Smith left behind a legacy to the whole Church of God in his notes on his wide margin Bible. Gems from Bishop Taylor Smith's Bible is the result of his notes! |
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Smyth, Maizie |
Maizie Smyth stepped out from her home near Boughsane, Northern Ireland to serve God in the heart of Africa. Serving Him for twenty-four years under the blue skies of the Congo has helped her prove how great He is, both to herself and to the African people. Because of her love for God, the people affectionately called her Sifu, Sifu, which is Swahili for praise, praise. She has written down her story in the book, Blue Skies over Africa: One Woman’s experience of God at work. |
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Spivey, Jennifer |
Jennifer Westbrook Spivey lives in Georgia with her husband Michael, pastor of a growing Atlanta area church, and their three children. Jennifer welcomes visitors to her website, www.jenniferspivey.net
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Spurgeon, C. H. |
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892), the "Prince of Preachers" is known as the greatest Baptist preacher to grace the English scene. Raised in the knowledge of the Lord, it was not until a stormy January night in 1850 that he was converted. A year later he was called to pastor a village church at the young age of 16. In 1854 he was installed as shepherd over the flock of the New Park Street Chapel, Southwark, London, later to become the Metropolitan tabernacle. During his pastorate at London, Spurgeon m | |
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