Hall of Witnesses

A commemoration is a celebration of remembering, a time for solemnly acknowledging a significant person or event from our past.  Commemorating saints in the Christian faith is part of our heritage.  We are called to look to those who have gone ahead of us in maturity of faith and to learn from them (Hebrews 13:7).

This page is a springboard for learning about inspirational servants of God who inspire us to realize what sacrificial service can do in this world.  We understand that any one good word or act is a comparative drop in the bucket to all the wrong in the world today, yet our collective drops do make a difference.  Here are some “saints”, historical and in the present, who have made and are still making a difference.

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FINISHED THE RACE

SERVING

COMING SOON….

F.B. Meyer

Dr. David Powlison, Biblical Counselor

Rees Howells, Intercessor

James and Marti Hefley, Missions Chroniclers

Vernon McGee, Country Pastor

David Ring, Evangelist

R.G. LeTourneau, Christian Entrepreneur

Ruth Bell Graham, Poetess

Amy Carmichael, Missionary to India’s Children and Conservationist

Rt. Rev. Trevor Morrow, Peacemaker in Ireland

Andrew Murray,  Prayer Spokesman

Bishop H.G. Moule,

Sinclair Ferguson

Alistair Begg, Pastor to Pastors

C. John “Jack” Miller, Pastor to Pastors

John Murray, Theologian (WTS)

Nabeel Qureshi, Apologist/Evangelist to America

Pastor Umar Mulinde, Uganda

Carol Hale, Friend to All

Herbert J. Mateer, Founder Bangor Worldwide Missionary Convention

Oswald Chambers, Missionary Mentor

N.B.:  For the purposes of this website, “saint” shall mean any Christian (past, present, and future) who has trusted (or will trust) in the salvation of Jesus Christ and is being actively transformed into His likeness through the process of godly sanctification until that glorious Day when he or she  stands perfected in his or her redemption in the presence of our Triune Head.  This website does not claim to endorse every tenet of doctrine or action of each one, but they were and are bright lights in earthen vessels. 

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