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.

Don Graham enjoyed 63 years of ministry with pastorates in Alabama and Kentucky. He also served as a team pastor with Life Action Ministries in Michigan. The Don Graham Revival Ministries was established in 1996, as Don began full time itinerant revival meetings in America and several other countries around the world. His goal was to create understanding of and a hunger for personal revival. Don Graham passed away in 2021.

Don Graham enjoyed 63 years of ministry with pastorates in Alabama and Kentucky. He also served as a team pastor with Life Action Ministries in Michigan. The Don Graham Revival Ministries was established in 1996, as Don began full time itinerant revival meetings in America and several other countries around the world. His goal was to create understanding of and a hunger for personal revival. Don Graham passed away in 2021.

Don Graham enjoyed 63 years of ministry with pastorates in Alabama and Kentucky. He also served as a team pastor with Life Action Ministries in Michigan. The Don Graham Revival Ministries was established in 1996, as Don began full time itinerant revival meetings in America and several other countries around the world. His goal was to create understanding of and a hunger for personal revival. Don Graham passed away in 2021.

Don Graham enjoyed 63 years of ministry with pastorates in Alabama and Kentucky. He also served as a team pastor with Life Action Ministries in Michigan. The Don Graham Revival Ministries was established in 1996, as Don began full time itinerant revival meetings in America and several other countries around the world. His goal was to create understanding of and a hunger for personal revival. Don Graham passed away in 2021.

Don Graham enjoyed 63 years of ministry with pastorates in Alabama and Kentucky. He also served as a team pastor with Life Action Ministries in Michigan. The Don Graham Revival Ministries was established in 1996, as Don began full time itinerant revival meetings in America and several other countries around the world. His goal was to create understanding of and a hunger for personal revival. Don Graham passed away in 2021.

Don Graham enjoyed 63 years of ministry with pastorates in Alabama and Kentucky. He also served as a team pastor with Life Action Ministries in Michigan. The Don Graham Revival Ministries was established in 1996, as Don began full time itinerant revival meetings in America and several other countries around the world. His goal was to create understanding of and a hunger for personal revival. Don Graham passed away in 2021.

Rand Hummel has served at The Wilds of New England since 2009. Prior to this position, he and his wife served at The Wilds of North Carolina for 30 years, assisting in various roles. Rand is a well-known preacher and author of several Bible helps for adults and teens to help them in their daily Christian walk. He still mentors and works faithfully on the campsite, currently serving as The Wilds regional Vice-President.

Rand Hummel has served at The Wilds of New England since 2009. Prior to this position, he and his wife served at The Wilds of North Carolina for 30 years, assisting in various roles. Rand is a well-known preacher and author of several Bible helps for adults and teens to help them in their daily Christian walk. He still mentors and works faithfully on the campsite, currently serving as The Wilds regional Vice-President.

Rand Hummel has served at The Wilds of New England since 2009. Prior to this position, he and his wife served at The Wilds of North Carolina for 30 years, assisting in various roles. Rand is a well-known preacher and author of several Bible helps for adults and teens to help them in their daily Christian walk. He still mentors and works faithfully on the campsite, currently serving as The Wilds regional Vice-President.

Rand Hummel has served at The Wilds of New England since 2009. Prior to this position, he and his wife served at The Wilds of North Carolina for 30 years, assisting in various roles. Rand is a well-known preacher and author of several Bible helps for adults and teens to help them in their daily Christian walk. He still mentors and works faithfully on the campsite, currently serving as The Wilds regional Vice-President.

Rand Hummel has served at The Wilds of New England since 2009. Prior to this position, he and his wife served at The Wilds of North Carolina for 30 years, assisting in various roles. Rand is a well-known preacher and author of several Bible helps for adults and teens to help them in their daily Christian walk. He still mentors and works faithfully on the campsite, currently serving as The Wilds regional Vice-President.

Rand Hummel has served at The Wilds of New England since 2009. Prior to this position, he and his wife served at The Wilds of North Carolina for 30 years, assisting in various roles. Rand is a well-known preacher and author of several Bible helps for adults and teens to help them in their daily Christian walk. He still mentors and works faithfully on the campsite, currently serving as The Wilds regional Vice-President.

Robert A. Cook spent 18 years as a full-time pastor. In 1948 Dr. Cook left the pastorate to become the second President of Youth for Christ International. He also served as Vice President of Scripture Press in Wheaton, Illinois. In 1962, Dr. Cook accepted the Presidency of The King's College in Briarcliff Manor, New York. During his twenty-three years as president, he started "The King's Hour" radio broadcast. Dr. Cook retired from the Presidency in 1985, and was Chancellor of the college until his death in 1991.

Robert A. Cook spent 18 years as a full-time pastor. In 1948 Dr. Cook left the pastorate to become the second President of Youth for Christ International. He also served as Vice President of Scripture Press in Wheaton, Illinois. In 1962, Dr. Cook accepted the Presidency of The King's College in Briarcliff Manor, New York. During his twenty-three years as president, he started "The King's Hour" radio broadcast. Dr. Cook retired from the Presidency in 1985, and was Chancellor of the college until his death in 1991.

Robert A. Cook spent 18 years as a full-time pastor. In 1948 Dr. Cook left the pastorate to become the second President of Youth for Christ International. He also served as Vice President of Scripture Press in Wheaton, Illinois. In 1962, Dr. Cook accepted the Presidency of The King's College in Briarcliff Manor, New York. During his twenty-three years as president, he started "The King's Hour" radio broadcast. Dr. Cook retired from the Presidency in 1985, and was Chancellor of the college until his death in 1991.

Robert A. Cook spent 18 years as a full-time pastor. In 1948 Dr. Cook left the pastorate to become the second President of Youth for Christ International. He also served as Vice President of Scripture Press in Wheaton, Illinois. In 1962, Dr. Cook accepted the Presidency of The King's College in Briarcliff Manor, New York. During his twenty-three years as president, he started "The King's Hour" radio broadcast. Dr. Cook retired from the Presidency in 1985, and was Chancellor of the college until his death in 1991.

Robert A. Cook spent 18 years as a full-time pastor. In 1948 Dr. Cook left the pastorate to become the second President of Youth for Christ International. He also served as Vice President of Scripture Press in Wheaton, Illinois. In 1962, Dr. Cook accepted the Presidency of The King's College in Briarcliff Manor, New York. During his twenty-three years as president, he started "The King's Hour" radio broadcast. Dr. Cook retired from the Presidency in 1985, and was Chancellor of the college until his death in 1991.