Comments on: The 5 most influential UPCI leaders of my lifetime http://jonathanmohr.com/2009/07/13/5-most-influential-upci-leaders/ Educating, Equipping, Encouraging Fri, 18 May 2012 20:52:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: lou2391 http://jonathanmohr.com/2009/07/13/5-most-influential-upci-leaders/comment-page-1/#comment-258 lou2391 Tue, 16 Nov 2010 22:28:05 +0000 http://jonathanmohr.com/?p=999#comment-258 I know you cannot name everyone but two stand out to me. Rev. FV Shoemake, a real pastor and man of God for many years and on the missions board. Also Verbal Winston Bean. He was a A mighty man of God of which inspire Holiness and Godliness.Gentle character but a fierce enemy of sin and hell. I know you cannot name everyone but two stand out to me. Rev. FV Shoemake, a real pastor and man of God for many years and on the missions board. Also Verbal Winston Bean. He was a A mighty man of God of which inspire Holiness and Godliness.Gentle character but a fierce enemy of sin and hell.

]]> By: Jonathan Mohr http://jonathanmohr.com/2009/07/13/5-most-influential-upci-leaders/comment-page-1/#comment-249 Jonathan Mohr Mon, 09 Aug 2010 17:22:38 +0000 http://jonathanmohr.com/?p=999#comment-249 Stephen, Thanks for reading! As a matter of fact, I am aware of Daniel Segraves. I'm currently using his book <em>Ancient Wisdom for Today's World</em> as part of my daily devotions. I have not been privileged to hear him teach, but, judging from your comment, he must be outstanding. Two quick observations: first, while Daniel Segraves might be the best teacher "on planet earth" and a great theologian, I still believe the five men I've listed have touched more lives directly and indirectly than anyone else. Secondly, this post is just my opinion, and it's probably a little biased by the fact that I live in the Midwest. As far as I know, Daniel Segraves has spent the majority of his career on the West Coast. Now that he's in St. Louis, perhaps I'll have a chance to hear him speak in the very near future. God bless, Jonathan Mohr Stephen,

Thanks for reading! As a matter of fact, I am aware of Daniel Segraves. I’m currently using his book Ancient Wisdom for Today’s World as part of my daily devotions. I have not been privileged to hear him teach, but, judging from your comment, he must be outstanding.

Two quick observations: first, while Daniel Segraves might be the best teacher “on planet earth” and a great theologian, I still believe the five men I’ve listed have touched more lives directly and indirectly than anyone else. Secondly, this post is just my opinion, and it’s probably a little biased by the fact that I live in the Midwest. As far as I know, Daniel Segraves has spent the majority of his career on the West Coast. Now that he’s in St. Louis, perhaps I’ll have a chance to hear him speak in the very near future.

God bless,

Jonathan Mohr

]]> By: Stephen Cano http://jonathanmohr.com/2009/07/13/5-most-influential-upci-leaders/comment-page-1/#comment-248 Stephen Cano Sat, 07 Aug 2010 18:57:58 +0000 http://jonathanmohr.com/?p=999#comment-248 It's a shame you have never come across Daniel Segraves. I have not come across a better teacher on planet earth muchless the U.S. He taught for many years at Christian Life College and is presently at the Urshan Graduate School. I think he is our strongest theologian on a comprehensive level (not just oneness theology). His clear minded theology is astounding. God bless, Stephen Cano It’s a shame you have never come across Daniel
Segraves. I have not come across a better teacher on planet earth muchless the U.S. He taught for many years at Christian Life College and is presently at the Urshan Graduate School. I think he is our strongest theologian on a comprehensive level (not just oneness theology). His clear minded theology is astounding.

God bless,

Stephen Cano

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