Various: Christian History Issue #65: The Ten Most Influential Christians (audio book, MP3, CD)

Christian History Issue #65: The Ten Most Influential Christians by Various

Title	Christian History Issue #65: The Ten Most Influential Christians (Unabridged)
Author	Various
Narrator	Michael Kramer
Publisher	christianaudio & CTI
Run Time	2 Hrs.

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As the calendar begins a new millennium, the Christian church is larger and stronger than ever—thanks in part to the ten people profiled here.

Articles include:

Billy Graham
As an evangelist he has preached to millions; as an evangelical he put a movement on the map.
by William Martin

C. S. Lewis
The atheist scholar who became an Anglican, an apologist, and a "patron saint" of Christians everywhere.
by Ted Olsen

William Seymour
What scoffers viewed as a "weird babble of tongues" became a world phenomenon after his Los Angeles revival.
by Vinson Synan

Mother Teresa
She stirred a generation by touching the untouchables.
by Ruth Tucker

Karl Barth
He revived orthodoxy when mere moralism and humanism had seemingly won over the theological world.
by Mark Galli

John XXIII
Elected to be a caretaker pope, he decided instead to revolutionize Catholicism.
by Elesha Coffman

Alexandr Solzhenitsyn
The high school physics-teacher-turned-novelist whose writings shook an empire.
by Edward E. Ericson, Jr.

John Paul II
In issuing more significant encyclicals and visiting more nations than any other pope in history, he's shown that Christianity remains a world force.
by Richard John Neuhaus

John Mott
Evangelist and ecumenist.
by Mark Galli

Martin Luther King, Jr.
No Christian played a more prominent role in the century's most significant social justice movement.
by Russel Moldovan