Conference Pulpit

Russell Kelfer was an elder and Bible teacher at Wayside Chapel in San Antonio, Texas, for more than 20 years and headed up Discipleship Tape Ministries. During his lifetime, he was an active business man in a wide variety of Christian projects. Russell Kelfer produced a wealth of helpful materials for spiritual growth as well as practical application Bible studies on living the Christian life. He passed away in 2000.

Russell Kelfer was an elder and Bible teacher at Wayside Chapel in San Antonio, Texas, for more than 20 years and headed up Discipleship Tape Ministries. During his lifetime, he was an active business man in a wide variety of Christian projects. Russell Kelfer produced a wealth of helpful materials for spiritual growth as well as practical application Bible studies on living the Christian life. He passed away in 2000.

Russell Kelfer was an elder and Bible teacher at Wayside Chapel in San Antonio, Texas, for more than 20 years and headed up Discipleship Tape Ministries. During his lifetime, he was an active business man in a wide variety of Christian projects. Russell Kelfer produced a wealth of helpful materials for spiritual growth as well as practical application Bible studies on living the Christian life. He passed away in 2000.

Russell Kelfer was an elder and Bible teacher at Wayside Chapel in San Antonio, Texas, for more than 20 years and headed up Discipleship Tape Ministries. During his lifetime, he was an active business man in a wide variety of Christian projects. Russell Kelfer produced a wealth of helpful materials for spiritual growth as well as practical application Bible studies on living the Christian life. He passed away in 2000.

G. Allen Fleece served as president of Columbia International University (then Columbia Bible College) from 1953-1966. Before becoming president of CIU, Dr. Fleece served as a professor at the college during two separate periods beginning in 1938. In between those periods, he taught at Moody Bible Institute, and then pastored a church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Following his years at the college, Alan Fleece entered into a preaching ministry in overseas Bible conferences.

G. Allen Fleece served as president of Columbia International University (then Columbia Bible College) from 1953-1966. Before becoming president of CIU, Dr. Fleece served as a professor at the college during two separate periods beginning in 1938. In between those periods, he taught at Moody Bible Institute, and then pastored a church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Following his years at the college, Alan Fleece entered into a preaching ministry in overseas Bible conferences.

G. Allen Fleece served as president of Columbia International University (then Columbia Bible College) from 1953-1966. Before becoming president of CIU, Dr. Fleece served as a professor at the college during two separate periods beginning in 1938. In between those periods, he taught at Moody Bible Institute, and then pastored a church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Following his years at the college, Alan Fleece entered into a preaching ministry in overseas Bible conferences.

G. Allen Fleece served as president of Columbia International University (then Columbia Bible College) from 1953-1966. Before becoming president of CIU, Dr. Fleece served as a professor at the college during two separate periods beginning in 1938. In between those periods, he taught at Moody Bible Institute, and then pastored a church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Following his years at the college, Alan Fleece entered into a preaching ministry in overseas Bible conferences.

G. Allen Fleece served as president of Columbia International University (then Columbia Bible College) from 1953-1966. Before becoming president of CIU, Dr. Fleece served as a professor at the college during two separate periods beginning in 1938. In between those periods, he taught at Moody Bible Institute, and then pastored a church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Following his years at the college, Alan Fleece entered into a preaching ministry in overseas Bible conferences.

G. Allen Fleece served as president of Columbia International University (then Columbia Bible College) from 1953-1966. Before becoming president of CIU, Dr. Fleece served as a professor at the college during two separate periods beginning in 1938. In between those periods, he taught at Moody Bible Institute, and then pastored a church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Following his years at the college, Alan Fleece entered into a preaching ministry in overseas Bible conferences.

Dino Pedrone has been involved in Christian Ministry as a Pastor, College President and international speaker. Recently, he served as President as well as Chancellor of the historic Davis College in New York. Prior to that role, he served as Senior Pastor in churches in Pennsylvania and in south Florida for 40 years. Dr. Pedrone is an author and has had national radio and television ministries. He is passionate about the priority of training men and women to serve the Lord through Biblical higher education through Pedrone Ministry College.

Dino Pedrone has been involved in Christian Ministry as a Pastor, College President and international speaker. Recently, he served as President as well as Chancellor of the historic Davis College in New York. Prior to that role, he served as Senior Pastor in churches in Pennsylvania and in south Florida for 40 years. Dr. Pedrone is an author and has had national radio and television ministries. He is passionate about the priority of training men and women to serve the Lord through Biblical higher education through Pedrone Ministry College.

Dino Pedrone has been involved in Christian Ministry as a Pastor, College President and international speaker. Recently, he served as President as well as Chancellor of the historic Davis College in New York. Prior to that role, he served as Senior Pastor in churches in Pennsylvania and in south Florida for 40 years. Dr. Pedrone is an author and has had national radio and television ministries. He is passionate about the priority of training men and women to serve the Lord through Biblical higher education through Pedrone Ministry College.

Dino Pedrone has been involved in Christian Ministry as a Pastor, College President and international speaker. Recently, he served as President as well as Chancellor of the historic Davis College in New York. Prior to that role, he served as Senior Pastor in churches in Pennsylvania and in south Florida for 40 years. Dr. Pedrone is an author and has had national radio and television ministries. He is passionate about the priority of training men and women to serve the Lord through Biblical higher education through Pedrone Ministry College.

Dino Pedrone has been involved in Christian Ministry as a Pastor, College President and international speaker. Recently, he served as President as well as Chancellor of the historic Davis College in New York. Prior to that role, he served as Senior Pastor in churches in Pennsylvania and in south Florida for 40 years. Dr. Pedrone is an author and has had national radio and television ministries. He is passionate about the priority of training men and women to serve the Lord through Biblical higher education through Pedrone Ministry College.

Dino Pedrone has been involved in Christian Ministry as a Pastor, College President and international speaker. Recently, he served as President as well as Chancellor of the historic Davis College in New York. Prior to that role, he served as Senior Pastor in churches in Pennsylvania and in south Florida for 40 years. Dr. Pedrone is an author and has had national radio and television ministries. He is passionate about the priority of training men and women to serve the Lord through Biblical higher education through Pedrone Ministry College.

Bobby Roberson grew up as the son of a greatly-used preacher of the gospel. He was saved at the age of 17 and called to preach three years later. At the age of 24, Bobby Roberson became pastor of Gospel Light Baptist Church in Walkertown, North Carolina, where he faithfully ministered for over 61 years. “Brother Bobby” received 5 honorary degrees and was a friend to pastors across America. He passed away in 2018 at the age of 86.

Bobby Roberson grew up as the son of a greatly-used preacher of the gospel. He was saved at the age of 17 and called to preach three years later. At the age of 24, Bobby Roberson became pastor of Gospel Light Baptist Church in Walkertown, North Carolina, where he faithfully ministered for over 61 years. “Brother Bobby” received 5 honorary degrees and was a friend to pastors across America. He passed away in 2018 at the age of 86.

Bobby Roberson grew up as the son of a greatly-used preacher of the gospel. He was saved at the age of 17 and called to preach three years later. At the age of 24, Bobby Roberson became pastor of Gospel Light Baptist Church in Walkertown, North Carolina, where he faithfully ministered for over 61 years. “Brother Bobby” received 5 honorary degrees and was a friend to pastors across America. He passed away in 2018 at the age of 86.

Bobby Roberson grew up as the son of a greatly-used preacher of the gospel. He was saved at the age of 17 and called to preach three years later. At the age of 24, Bobby Roberson became pastor of Gospel Light Baptist Church in Walkertown, North Carolina, where he faithfully ministered for over 61 years. “Brother Bobby” received 5 honorary degrees and was a friend to pastors across America. He passed away in 2018 at the age of 86.

Bobby Roberson grew up as the son of a greatly-used preacher of the gospel. He was saved at the age of 17 and called to preach three years later. At the age of 24, Bobby Roberson became pastor of Gospel Light Baptist Church in Walkertown, North Carolina, where he faithfully ministered for over 61 years. “Brother Bobby” received 5 honorary degrees and was a friend to pastors across America. He passed away in 2018 at the age of 86.

Bobby Roberson grew up as the son of a greatly-used preacher of the gospel. He was saved at the age of 17 and called to preach three years later. At the age of 24, Bobby Roberson became pastor of Gospel Light Baptist Church in Walkertown, North Carolina, where he faithfully ministered for over 61 years. “Brother Bobby” received 5 honorary degrees and was a friend to pastors across America. He passed away in 2018 at the age of 86.

Eddie Lieberman converted to Christianity from Judaism. Shortly after accepting Christ, he studied clinical psychology and earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree at the University of Tennessee. In the 1940s, Mr. Lieberman took time off from his private practice at which time God called him to ministry. He served as a pastor in churches in Alabama and South Carolina. Ultimately, he would serve as an itinerant evangelist and a pastor for more than 70 years. Eddie Lieberman passed away in 2006 at the age of 93.

Eddie Lieberman converted to Christianity from Judaism. Shortly after accepting Christ, he studied clinical psychology and earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree at the University of Tennessee. In the 1940s, Mr. Lieberman took time off from his private practice at which time God called him to ministry. He served as a pastor in churches in Alabama and South Carolina. Ultimately, he would serve as an itinerant evangelist and a pastor for more than 70 years. Eddie Lieberman passed away in 2006 at the age of 93.

Eddie Lieberman converted to Christianity from Judaism. Shortly after accepting Christ, he studied clinical psychology and earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree at the University of Tennessee. In the 1940s, Mr. Lieberman took time off from his private practice at which time God called him to ministry. He served as a pastor in churches in Alabama and South Carolina. Ultimately, he would serve as an itinerant evangelist and a pastor for more than 70 years. Eddie Lieberman passed away in 2006 at the age of 93.

Eddie Lieberman converted to Christianity from Judaism. Shortly after accepting Christ, he studied clinical psychology and earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree at the University of Tennessee. In the 1940s, Mr. Lieberman took time off from his private practice at which time God called him to ministry. He served as a pastor in churches in Alabama and South Carolina. Ultimately, he would serve as an itinerant evangelist and a pastor for more than 70 years. Eddie Lieberman passed away in 2006 at the age of 93.