Sentences with phrase «itinerant evangelists»

Official candidates of Pentecostal churches are typically one or more of the following: men who have achieved prominence in the church as itinerant evangelists, singers, or media presenters; sons and sons - in - law of head pastors; and Pentecostal businessmen who reach accords with their ecclesiastical leaders.

I have served as an itinerant evangelist while working at a radio station and in advertising and serving as an Interim Pastor and now as a Senior Pastor.

For a very short time, no more than three years, the road was defined by the journey and the teachings of this Jesus who grew up to be an itinerant evangelist and preacher.

Son of an itinerant evangelist, spotless in his family life, loyal to his friends, a superb orator, a lawyer and politician, Ingersoll rejoiced in pointing out what he believed to be the evils sanctioned in the Old Testament and was an enthusiastic Darwinian.

The very term suggests — what all our data confirm — that the apostle was an itinerant evangelist.

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While everyone can be susceptible to sexual sin, an itinerant ministry in which accountability structures are weak, where the preacher or evangelist has a large ego and spends many days away from home living in hotel rooms, is often particularly vulnerable.

Witness the case of one Michael Dowd, an itinerant minister who calls himself an «evolutionary evangelist» and preaches the «holy trajectory» of evolution.