Christian ministers

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 142. Chapters: Dwight L. Moody, Charles Taze Russell, Benny Hinn, Bruce Wilkinson, Ernie Fletcher, T. B. Joshua, Charles Colson, Neiliezhü Üsou, Earnie Shavers, Kirk Cameron, Efraín Ríos Montt, Lonnie Frisbee, Tammy Faye Messner, Ray Comfort, Ravi Zacharias, Samuel Dyer, Earl Paulk, Jim Wallis, Jack W. Hayford, Josh McDowell, Peterson Toscano, Bill Hybels, Scotty McLennan, Charles Grandison Finney, Doug Loman, Danny Yamashiro, Chuck Swindoll, Lee Strobel, Hank Hanegraaff, Marcos Witt, Troy Perry, Joseph Prince, Brock Kreitzburg, Albert Benjamin Simpson, Jonathan Parsons, Robert Morris, Jim Tolle, Johnny Lee Clary, C. T. Vivian, Aaron Pryor, A. W. Tozer, Larry Crabb, Johan Oscar Smith, David A. Noebel, Annie Lobert, Arturo Skinner, James Gordon Lindsay, Byron Cage, Mel White, Beth Moore, Becky Fischer, Mary Ann Swenson, Scott Bauer, Kari Jobe, Archie E. Mitchell, Julissa, Albert Pendarvis, Jeff Tolle, Lay ecclesial ministry, Lemuel H. Wells, Brent Hawkes, Chip Minton, Judah Smith, Skip Heitzig, Leroy Charles Hodapp, Edir Macedo, Nancy Wilson, Erwin McManus, Roy Clements, Stephen Jones, Kay Arthur, Jack Van Impe, Lula Wardlow, Andy Stanley, Erwin Lutzer, Jentezen Franklin, Benjamin Wistar Morris, Juan Carlos Alvarado, Irving Fryar, Timothy Jollie, Heather Veitch, John Seybert, Don Wilson, C. Vernon Mason, William J. Seymour, Wayne Cordeiro, Nasir Siddiki, Sigurd Bratlie, Theodore Epp, William Howard Durham, Gary Chapman, John S Dickerson, P. H. Welshimer, Robert Pierce, Henry Grew, Jonas Wendell, Peter Youngren, John Edward Robinson, Erskine Holt, Alexander Wylie, Harry Longueville Jones, Foster Barham Zincke, Elias Aslaksen, Will Graham, Arthur Wallis, Paul S. L. Johnson, Joe Beam, Don K. Preston, John North, John Asty, James A. Ranaldson, James Wickstrom, William T. Redmond, David F. Wells, Prabhakar Christopher Benjamin Balaram, Hosea Holcombe, Alexander Travis, Paul William Milhouse, Ken Hay, James Armstrong, Kenneth N. Taylor, Ed Hindson, Donald Fareed, Vaughan Roberts, Adam Averell, Samuel MacCurdy Greer, Svein-Magne Pedersen, Egeon Askew, Jashwant Rao Chitambar, John Jacobs, Boise Kimber, Jim Whittington, William Armstrong Russell, John Culmer, Francis Waters, Gennady Abramov, Simon Pimenta, Calvin Natt, Arlene Ackerman, Roy Ratcliff, Joseph Doucé, Thomas William Baxter Aveling, Chuck Pierce, Noble C. Powell, Rusty Edwards, Maria Jeyarani David, Tom Renfro, Seminary priest, Montrell Darrett, Jim Underwood, Bart Campolo, Anthony Walton, Glenn Mosley, Hugh Jones, Wesley A. Swift, Christine Pringle, Ram Dutt Joshi, Mike Sares, Jean White, George Wilson Becton, John Thomas Hinds, Cai Zhuohua, Stu Weber, John Ashwardby, John Angus, Indri Gautama, Matthieu Brouard, Robert Mawire. Excerpt: Ernest Lee ("Ernie") Fletcher (born November 12, 1952) is a family practice physician, a Baptist lay minister, and a Republican politician from the U.S. state of Kentucky. Beginning in 1999, he was elected to three consecutive terms in the United States House of Representatives, resigning in 2003 after being elected the 60th governor of Kentucky. Fletcher graduated from the University of Kentucky and joined the United States Air Force to achieve his dream of becoming an astronaut. When poor eyesight derailed those plans, he earned a degree in medicine for a chance to earn a spot as a civilian on a space mission. He entered private practice as a physician as well as conducted services as a Baptist lay minister. He became active ...