Warren Wiersbe was a well known international Bible conference teacher with a heart for missions. He pastored the Moody Church in Chicago in the 1970’s. Dr. Wiersbe moved to Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1980, where he became Bible teacher and later general director at Back to the Bible Radio Ministries. He authored more than 150 books and his speaking, writing and radio ministries brought new understanding of the truths of God's Word to people around the world. Dr. Wiersbe passed away in 2019 at the age of 89.

Warren Wiersbe was a well known international Bible conference teacher with a heart for missions. He pastored the Moody Church in Chicago in the 1970’s. Dr. Wiersbe moved to Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1980, where he became Bible teacher and later general director at Back to the Bible Radio Ministries. He authored more than 150 books and his speaking, writing and radio ministries brought new understanding of the truths of God's Word to people around the world. Dr. Wiersbe passed away in 2019 at the age of 89.

Ian Thomas was the Founder and International Director of Torchbearers of the Capernwray Missionary Fellowship. With the intention of becoming a missionary in Africa, he studied medicine at London University for 2 years. At age 19, God called Ian Thomas into an evangelistic and Bible teaching ministry which has spread around the world today, in the utilization of Bible schools and conference centers in 20 countries. Major Ian Thomas passed away in 2007 at the age of 92.

Ian Thomas was the Founder and International Director of Torchbearers of the Capernwray Missionary Fellowship. With the intention of becoming a missionary in Africa, he studied medicine at London University for 2 years. At age 19, God called Ian Thomas into an evangelistic and Bible teaching ministry which has spread around the world today, in the utilization of Bible schools and conference centers in 20 countries. Major Ian Thomas passed away in 2007 at the age of 92.

Ian Thomas was the Founder and International Director of Torchbearers of the Capernwray Missionary Fellowship. With the intention of becoming a missionary in Africa, he studied medicine at London University for 2 years. At age 19, God called Ian Thomas into an evangelistic and Bible teaching ministry which has spread around the world today, in the utilization of Bible schools and conference centers in 20 countries. Major Ian Thomas passed away in 2007 at the age of 92.

Ian Thomas was the Founder and International Director of Torchbearers of the Capernwray Missionary Fellowship. With the intention of becoming a missionary in Africa, he studied medicine at London University for 2 years. At age 19, God called Ian Thomas into an evangelistic and Bible teaching ministry which has spread around the world today, in the utilization of Bible schools and conference centers in 20 countries. Major Ian Thomas passed away in 2007 at the age of 92.

Ian Thomas was the Founder and International Director of Torchbearers of the Capernwray Missionary Fellowship. With the intention of becoming a missionary in Africa, he studied medicine at London University for 2 years. At age 19, God called Ian Thomas into an evangelistic and Bible teaching ministry which has spread around the world today, in the utilization of Bible schools and conference centers in 20 countries. Major Ian Thomas passed away in 2007 at the age of 92.

Ian Thomas was the Founder and International Director of Torchbearers of the Capernwray Missionary Fellowship. With the intention of becoming a missionary in Africa, he studied medicine at London University for 2 years. At age 19, God called Ian Thomas into an evangelistic and Bible teaching ministry which has spread around the world today, in the utilization of Bible schools and conference centers in 20 countries. Major Ian Thomas passed away in 2007 at the age of 92.

Tom Wallace was saved at a General Motors assembly plant in Wilmington, Delaware, and began preaching in the noon services at the plant until leaving for Bible college. He has pastored for many years, serving in Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee. He also has conducted revival meetings and Bible conferences throughout the country. Dr. Wallace is known for his soul-winning zeal and extensive Bible knowledge. He has served as pastor emeritus of Franklin Road Baptist Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, since 2000.

Tom Wallace was saved at a General Motors assembly plant in Wilmington, Delaware, and began preaching in the noon services at the plant until leaving for Bible college. He has pastored for many years, serving in Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee. He also has conducted revival meetings and Bible conferences throughout the country. Dr. Wallace is known for his soul-winning zeal and extensive Bible knowledge. He has served as pastor emeritus of Franklin Road Baptist Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, since 2000.

Tom Wallace was saved at a General Motors assembly plant in Wilmington, Delaware, and began preaching in the noon services at the plant until leaving for Bible college. He has pastored for many years, serving in Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee. He also has conducted revival meetings and Bible conferences throughout the country. Dr. Wallace is known for his soul-winning zeal and extensive Bible knowledge. He has served as pastor emeritus of Franklin Road Baptist Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, since 2000.

Tom Wallace was saved at a General Motors assembly plant in Wilmington, Delaware, and began preaching in the noon services at the plant until leaving for Bible college. He has pastored for many years, serving in Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee. He also has conducted revival meetings and Bible conferences throughout the country. Dr. Wallace is known for his soul-winning zeal and extensive Bible knowledge. He has served as pastor emeritus of Franklin Road Baptist Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, since 2000.

Tom Wallace was saved at a General Motors assembly plant in Wilmington, Delaware, and began preaching in the noon services at the plant until leaving for Bible college. He has pastored for many years, serving in Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee. He also has conducted revival meetings and Bible conferences throughout the country. Dr. Wallace is known for his soul-winning zeal and extensive Bible knowledge. He has served as pastor emeritus of Franklin Road Baptist Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, since 2000.

Tom Wallace was saved at a General Motors assembly plant in Wilmington, Delaware, and began preaching in the noon services at the plant until leaving for Bible college. He has pastored for many years, serving in Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee. He also has conducted revival meetings and Bible conferences throughout the country. Dr. Wallace is known for his soul-winning zeal and extensive Bible knowledge. He has served as pastor emeritus of Franklin Road Baptist Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, since 2000.

Henry Brandt earned a doctorate from Cornell University in marriage and family relations and had the ability to provide insight into the subject of the family from a biblical perspective. For more than five decades, Dr. Brandt served the Lord as a pioneer in biblical counseling. He was a trusted adviser to Christian ministries, a popular conference speaker, and a widely read author. Henry Brandt passed away in 2008 at the age of 92.

Henry Brandt earned a doctorate from Cornell University in marriage and family relations and had the ability to provide insight into the subject of the family from a biblical perspective. For more than five decades, Dr. Brandt served the Lord as a pioneer in biblical counseling. He was a trusted adviser to Christian ministries, a popular conference speaker, and a widely read author. Henry Brandt passed away in 2008 at the age of 92.

Henry Brandt earned a doctorate from Cornell University in marriage and family relations and had the ability to provide insight into the subject of the family from a biblical perspective. For more than five decades, Dr. Brandt served the Lord as a pioneer in biblical counseling. He was a trusted adviser to Christian ministries, a popular conference speaker, and a widely read author. Henry Brandt passed away in 2008 at the age of 92.

Henry Brandt earned a doctorate from Cornell University in marriage and family relations and had the ability to provide insight into the subject of the family from a biblical perspective. For more than five decades, Dr. Brandt served the Lord as a pioneer in biblical counseling. He was a trusted adviser to Christian ministries, a popular conference speaker, and a widely read author. Henry Brandt passed away in 2008 at the age of 92.

Henry Brandt earned a doctorate from Cornell University in marriage and family relations and had the ability to provide insight into the subject of the family from a biblical perspective. For more than five decades, Dr. Brandt served the Lord as a pioneer in biblical counseling. He was a trusted adviser to Christian ministries, a popular conference speaker, and a widely read author. Henry Brandt passed away in 2008 at the age of 92.

Henry Brandt earned a doctorate from Cornell University in marriage and family relations and had the ability to provide insight into the subject of the family from a biblical perspective. For more than five decades, Dr. Brandt served the Lord as a pioneer in biblical counseling. He was a trusted adviser to Christian ministries, a popular conference speaker, and a widely read author. Henry Brandt passed away in 2008 at the age of 92.

Ron Comfort was saved in a city-wide crusade in Asheville, North Carolina, as a teenager and was called to preach. He has been involved in full-time evangelism since 1961, holding more than 1600 crusades. In 1989, God used Dr. Comfort to establish Ambassador Baptist College, a preacher-training college in Lattimore, North Carolina. He served as its president for twenty years and continues to serve as the Chancellor. Dr. Comfort’s ministry has been characterized through the years by the abundant use of Scripture. Every crusade is geared for the family, and a strong emphasis is placed on godliness in the home.

Ron Comfort was saved in a city-wide crusade in Asheville, North Carolina, as a teenager and was called to preach. He has been involved in full-time evangelism since 1961, holding more than 1600 crusades. In 1989, God used Dr. Comfort to establish Ambassador Baptist College, a preacher-training college in Lattimore, North Carolina. He served as its president for twenty years and continues to serve as the Chancellor. Dr. Comfort’s ministry has been characterized through the years by the abundant use of Scripture. Every crusade is geared for the family, and a strong emphasis is placed on godliness in the home.