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Marriage Resources for Clergy
The AUTHORS
The Most
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Charles J. Chaput
OFM Cap.
http://www.archden.org |
In 1977, Archbishop Chaput became pastor of Holy Cross
Parish in Thornton, Colorado, and vicar provincial for
the Capuchin Province of Mid-America. He was named
secretary and treasurer for the province in 1980, and he
became chief executive and provincial minister three
years later. Archbishop Chaput was ordained Bishop of
Rapid City, South Dakota, on July 26, 1988. Pope John
Paul II appointed him Archbishop of Denver on February
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John Guest
http://www.ccgf.org |
John Guest was born and raised in Oxford, England. John is the author of ten books. He co-founded Trinity
Episcopal School of Ministry and was a participant in
the Lausanne Committee or World Evangelism and a board
member of the National Association of Evangelicals. He
founded the Coalition of Christian Outreach, an
evangelistic organization employing approximately 150
staff on college campuses. Also, he co-founded the South
American Missionary Society (1976), hosted a daily radio
broadcast, "New Life in Christ", on WPIT-FM, Pittsburgh
(1983-1990). He is presently heard on WORD radio (101.5
FM) weekdays at 10:30 AM. |
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Corkie Haan
http://www.missionamerica.org |
Dr. Cornell Haan, better
known to friends as "Corkie,"
is the National Facilitator of Spiritual Unity for The
Mission America Coalition, the co-founder of The
Presidential Prayer Team and the Vice President of The
World Prayer Team. He has been thoroughly involved in
the planting of seven churches and as a member of
operational boards for the Baptist General Conference in
Minnesota, Middle East, Northern California, Southwest
and Florida. Before accepting the position as National
Facilitator of Ministry Networks in 1996, Dr. Haan, over
the span of 30 years, led six various churches as Senior
Pastor. |
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Ken Hutcherson
www.abchurch.org |
Ken Hutcherson obtained a bachelors degree in education
in 1974 from Alabama's University of West Alabama where he had also played football from
1972 to 1974. Hutcherson later joined the NFL but left
in 1977 due to a knee injury. He played for the Dallas
Cowboys, San Diego Chargers, and Seattle Seahawks. After
ending his American football career, Hutcherson
conducted theological studies at Cascade Bible College
in Bellevue, Washington in 1979. After finishing his
studies, he served eight years as director of high
school ministries at Westminster Chapel in Bellevue. In
1984, he started Antioch Bible Church in Kirkland,
Washington, along with Mark Webster and Dwight Englund.
Hutcherson accepted the position of senior pastor in
1985 and was ordained in 1986. |
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Father Roger J. Landry
http://www.saintanthonynewbedford.com
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Father Roger J. Landry is a priest of the Diocese of
Fall River, Massachusetts, ordained in 1999. After
receiving a biology degree from Harvard College, Fr.
Landry studied for the priesthood in Maryland, Toronto,
and for several years in Rome. He speaks widely on the
thought of Pope John Paul II and on apologetics, and is
presently parochial administrator of St. Anthony of
Padua in New Bedford, Massachusetts, and Executive
Editor of The Anchor, the weekly newspaper of the
Diocese of Fall River. |
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Richard Land http://richardlandlive.com |
Dr. Richard Land has served as president of the Southern
Baptist Convention’s Ethics & Religious Liberty
Commission since 1988. As host of For Faith & Family,
For Faith & Family’s Insight, and Richard Land Live!,
three nationally syndicated radio programs, Dr. Land
speaks passionately and authoritatively on the social,
ethical, and public policy issues facing our country.
Dr. Land’s record as a pro-family advocate is capped by
his proudest accomplishment -- his over 30-year marriage
and personal investment in the lives of his three
children and his wife, Dr. Rebekah Land, a
psychotherapist in private practice. |
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Rod MacIlvaine http://www.gracefamily.cc
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Rod is the founding senior pastor of Grace Community Church in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
He received his ThM from Dallas Theological Seminary (1983) and is currently
engaged in doctoral studies there. For ten years Rod
served on the staff of Search Ministries, first as area
director and then as vice president of publications.
Since 1998 Rod has been active in church planting in
formerly Communist countries. His church has assisted in
planting two churches in central Russia, and over thirty
in central Cuba, as well as a center for training
pastors. Married since 1979, he and Cindy have four
children. Together they enjoy the outdoors, particularly
sailing and backpacking. |
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Bishop Joseph Mattera
http://www.resurrectionchurchofny.com
http://www.josephgmattera.com
http://www.christcovenantcoalition.com |
Joseph Mattera has been in full-time ministry since 1980
and is currently the overseeing Bishop of Resurrection
Church in New York, a multiethnic congregation of 40
nationalities that has successfully developed numerous
leaders and holistic ministry in the New York region and
beyond. His driving passion is his jealousy to see the
Lordship of Christ manifest over every realm of society
so the church can fulfill the cultural mandate in
Genesis 1:28. This passion has resulted in extensive
ministry nationally and internationally, reaching out to
many nations of the world including the former Soviet
Union, Bulgaria, Turkey, Puerto Rico, the Dominican
Republic, Honduras, Holland, Ukraine, Canada, Mexico and
Cuba. |
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Albert Mohler http://www.albertmohler.com |
Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr., serves as the ninth president
of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary-the
flagship school of the Southern Baptist Convention and
one of the largest seminaries in the world. Dr. Mohler
hosts a daily live nationwide radio program on the Salem
Radio Network. He also writes a popular blog and a
regular commentary on moral, cultural and theological
issues. A leader within the Southern Baptist Convention,
Dr. Mohler has served in several offices including a
term as Chairman of the SBC Committee on Resolutions,
which is responsible for the denomination's official
statements on moral and doctrinal issues. He currently
serves as chairman of the Southern Baptist Convention's
Council of Seminary Presidents. |
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Jim Tonkowich
http://www.theird.org |
Jim Tonkowich was named President of the Institute on
Religion & Democracy in March 2006. Prior to joining IRD,
Jim served as the Managing Editor of BreakPoint radio.
Jim comes to IRD with a varied background. He worked in
prep school youth ministry with FOCUS (Fellowship of
Christians in Universities and Schools) directing
boarding school outreach. After that he pastored
Peninsula Hills Presbyterian Church, a congregation in
the heart on California's Silicon Valley. He then spent
two years in a Northern Virginia high-tech company. |
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