John O'Malley is President of World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. John surrendered to missions at a missions conference in 1975. He and his wife served as church planters in Grenada, West Indies. The Lord allowed them to plant two churches that exist today. After he returned to the U.S., John pastored in Alabama for 5 years. In 1993, the Lord called John and his wife to serve with World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. He became President of the Mission in 2020 and continues to serve as a faith missionary.

John O'Malley is President of World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. John surrendered to missions at a missions conference in 1975. He and his wife served as church planters in Grenada, West Indies. The Lord allowed them to plant two churches that exist today. After he returned to the U.S., John pastored in Alabama for 5 years. In 1993, the Lord called John and his wife to serve with World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. He became President of the Mission in 2020 and continues to serve as a faith missionary.

John O'Malley is President of World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. John surrendered to missions at a missions conference in 1975. He and his wife served as church planters in Grenada, West Indies. The Lord allowed them to plant two churches that exist today. After he returned to the U.S., John pastored in Alabama for 5 years. In 1993, the Lord called John and his wife to serve with World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. He became President of the Mission in 2020 and continues to serve as a faith missionary.

John O'Malley is President of World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. John surrendered to missions at a missions conference in 1975. He and his wife served as church planters in Grenada, West Indies. The Lord allowed them to plant two churches that exist today. After he returned to the U.S., John pastored in Alabama for 5 years. In 1993, the Lord called John and his wife to serve with World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. He became President of the Mission in 2020 and continues to serve as a faith missionary.

John O'Malley is President of World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. John surrendered to missions at a missions conference in 1975. He and his wife served as church planters in Grenada, West Indies. The Lord allowed them to plant two churches that exist today. After he returned to the U.S., John pastored in Alabama for 5 years. In 1993, the Lord called John and his wife to serve with World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. He became President of the Mission in 2020 and continues to serve as a faith missionary.

John O'Malley is President of World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. John surrendered to missions at a missions conference in 1975. He and his wife served as church planters in Grenada, West Indies. The Lord allowed them to plant two churches that exist today. After he returned to the U.S., John pastored in Alabama for 5 years. In 1993, the Lord called John and his wife to serve with World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions. He became President of the Mission in 2020 and continues to serve as a faith missionary.

Ernest Pickering was a pastor; author of numerous articles and books; a college administrator; and mission board representative. After he experienced a recurrence of cancer near his brain, the radiation used to treat the cancer caused him to become totally blind in 1996. Assisted by his wife, Dr. Pickering continued to preach without notes until the progress of the disease made continuation of his ministry impossible. He passed away in 2000.

Ernest Pickering was a pastor; author of numerous articles and books; a college administrator; and mission board representative. After he experienced a recurrence of cancer near his brain, the radiation used to treat the cancer caused him to become totally blind in 1996. Assisted by his wife, Dr. Pickering continued to preach without notes until the progress of the disease made continuation of his ministry impossible. He passed away in 2000.

Ernest Pickering was a pastor; author of numerous articles and books; a college administrator; and mission board representative. After he experienced a recurrence of cancer near his brain, the radiation used to treat the cancer caused him to become totally blind in 1996. Assisted by his wife, Dr. Pickering continued to preach without notes until the progress of the disease made continuation of his ministry impossible. He passed away in 2000.

Ernest Pickering was a pastor; author of numerous articles and books; a college administrator; and mission board representative. After he experienced a recurrence of cancer near his brain, the radiation used to treat the cancer caused him to become totally blind in 1996. Assisted by his wife, Dr. Pickering continued to preach without notes until the progress of the disease made continuation of his ministry impossible. He passed away in 2000.

Ernest Pickering was a pastor; author of numerous articles and books; a college administrator; and mission board representative. After he experienced a recurrence of cancer near his brain, the radiation used to treat the cancer caused him to become totally blind in 1996. Assisted by his wife, Dr. Pickering continued to preach without notes until the progress of the disease made continuation of his ministry impossible. He passed away in 2000.

Ernest Pickering was a pastor; author of numerous articles and books; a college administrator; and mission board representative. After he experienced a recurrence of cancer near his brain, the radiation used to treat the cancer caused him to become totally blind in 1996. Assisted by his wife, Dr. Pickering continued to preach without notes until the progress of the disease made continuation of his ministry impossible. He passed away in 2000.

Herbert Arnold was a graduate of the Washington Bible College and Capital Bible Seminary. He was co-founder of the Fredericksburg Bible Institute, where he received an honorary Doctor of Divinity. Dr. Arnold pastored churches in Canada and Virginia for 44 years, including Denbigh Baptist Church in Newport News, Virginia and Temple Baptist Church in Fredericksburg, Virginia. He passed away in 2005 at the age of 72.

Herbert Arnold was a graduate of the Washington Bible College and Capital Bible Seminary. He was co-founder of the Fredericksburg Bible Institute, where he received an honorary Doctor of Divinity. Dr. Arnold pastored churches in Canada and Virginia for 44 years, including Denbigh Baptist Church in Newport News, Virginia and Temple Baptist Church in Fredericksburg, Virginia. He passed away in 2005 at the age of 72.

Herbert Arnold was a graduate of the Washington Bible College and Capital Bible Seminary. He was co-founder of the Fredericksburg Bible Institute, where he received an honorary Doctor of Divinity. Dr. Arnold pastored churches in Canada and Virginia for 44 years, including Denbigh Baptist Church in Newport News, Virginia and Temple Baptist Church in Fredericksburg, Virginia. He passed away in 2005 at the age of 72.

Herbert Arnold was a graduate of the Washington Bible College and Capital Bible Seminary. He was co-founder of the Fredericksburg Bible Institute, where he received an honorary Doctor of Divinity. Dr. Arnold pastored churches in Canada and Virginia for 44 years, including Denbigh Baptist Church in Newport News, Virginia and Temple Baptist Church in Fredericksburg, Virginia. He passed away in 2005 at the age of 72.

Herbert Arnold was a graduate of the Washington Bible College and Capital Bible Seminary. He was co-founder of the Fredericksburg Bible Institute, where he received an honorary Doctor of Divinity. Dr. Arnold pastored churches in Canada and Virginia for 44 years, including Denbigh Baptist Church in Newport News, Virginia and Temple Baptist Church in Fredericksburg, Virginia. He passed away in 2005 at the age of 72.