Right Reverend Bishop Esbjorn Hagberg

Bishop of Karlstad, Church of Sweden, 2002-Current. Ordained Priest, Church of Sweden. Rector, Johannelunds Theological Seminary, Uppsala, Sweden. Bishop of Karlstad, April 7, 2002-Current.

Right Reverend Bishop Ole D. Hagesaether

(October 3, 1941, Bergen, Norway-Alive). Bishop of Bjorgvin, Church of Norway, 1994-Current. Ordained Priest, Church of Sweden, 1967. Bishop of Bjorgvin, Church of Norway, 1994-Current.

The Divrei Chaim, Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Sanz

(1793, Tarnograd, Poland-1876, Sanz, Poland). Hassidic Jewish Rabbi. Acclaimed as one of the foremost Talmudists and Halachic authorities of his time. A follower of Rabbi Naftali of Ropshitz. Rabbi of Sanz, 1830-1876. Author of Divrei Chaim.

Right Reverend Bishop Matthew Blagden Hale

(June 18, 1811, Alderley, England-April 3, 1895, Clifton, England). Anglican Bishop of Perth, Australia, 1857-1875, and Bishop of Brisbane, Australia, 1875-1885. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church, 1836. Archdeacon of Adelaide, Australia, 1847-1856. Consecrated first Anglican Bishop of Perth, Australia, 1856-1875. Anglican Bishop of Brisbane, Australia, 1875-1885.

Hahambashi Rav Isak Haleva

(1940, Edirne, Turkey-Alive). Hahambashi of Turkey, 2002-Current. Ordained Rabbi. Teacher. Chief Rabbi of Turkey, 2002-Current. Injured in a bombing of an Istanbul synagogue, November 15, 2003.

Right Reverend Bishop David Hallatt

(Neston, Cheshire, England-Alive). Anglican Bishop of Shrewsbury, England, to 2001. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church. Curate, Maghull, England. Pastor, totley, Sheffield, England, 1967-1975. Team Rector, St. James' and Emmanuel Didsbury, Manchester, England, 1975-1989. Archdeacon of Halifax, 1989. Bishop of Shrewsbury, England, to November 30, 2001.

His Eminence Stephen Fumio Cardinal Hamao

(March 9, 1930, Tokyo, Japan-November 8, 2007, Tokyo, Japan). Roman Catholic President, Congregation on Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant Peoples, 1998-2006. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, December 21, 1957. Auxiliary Bishop of Tokyo, Japan and Titular Bishop of Oreto, February 5, 1970. Bishop of Yokohama, Japan, October 30, 1979-June 15, 1998. President, Congregation on Pastoral Care of Migrants and itinerant Peoples, June 15, 1998-March 11, 2006. Elevated to the Sacred College of Cardinals, October 21, 2003.

President William J. Hamel

(Marquette, Michigan-Alive). President, Evangelical Free Church of America, 1997-Current. Senior Pastor, West Bloomington Evangelical Free Church of America, 13 years. Midwest District Superintendent, Evangelical Free Church of America, 5 years. Executive Vice President, Evangelical Free Church of America to 1997. 5th President, Evangelical Free Church of America, June, 1997-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop Jean-Guy Hamelin

(October 8, 1925, Saint-Severin-de-Proulxville, Quebec, Canada-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, Canada, 1973-2001. Ordained Priest, June 11, 1949. Bishop of Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, Canada, November 29, 1973. Retired, November 30, 2001.

General Minister and President Richard L. Hamm

(December 21, 1947, Crawfordsville, Indiana-Alive). General Minister and President, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Pastor, Christian (Disciples of Christ) churches in Indiana and Kansas, 1968-1975. Founding Pastor, North Oak Christian Church, Kansas City, Kansas, 1975-1982. Senior Pastor, First Christian Church, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1982-1990. Regional Minister, Christian Church in Tennessee, 1990-1993. General Minister and President, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 1993-Current.

Bishop Wilbur Emory Hammaker

(February 17, 1876, Springfield, Ohio-??). Methodist Bishop and President, International Federation for Narcotic Education. Ordained Minister, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1901. Pastor, Methodist churches in Ohio, 1901-1936. Bishop of Nanking, China, 1936-1939. Bishop of Denver, Colorado, 1939. Reassigned, 1940-1948. Retired as Bishop, 1948. President, Methodist Church Board of Temperance, 1944-1948. President, National Temperance and Prohibition Council, 1948-1958. President, International Federation of Narcotic Education, 1953.

Most Reverend Archbishop Karl Gustav Hammar

(1943, Hassleholm, Sweden-Alive). Archbishop of Uppsala and Primate of the Church of Sweden. Ordained Priest, Church of Sweden, 1965. Principal, Pastoral Institute, Church of Sweden, 1980-1987. Dean, Lund Cathedral, 1987-1992. Bishop of Lund, Church of Sweden, 1992-1997. Archbishop of Uppsala and Primate of the Church of Sweden, January 2, 1997-Current.

Right Reverend Bishop Lempriere Durell Hammond

(September, 1881, Drighlington, Yorkshire, England-1965). 4th Anglican Suffragan Bishop of Stafford, England, 1938-1958. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church, 1909. Curate, Anglican Church, Chatham, England. Vicar, St. Mary the Virgin Anglican Church, Strood, Kent, England, 1918-1928. Rural Dean of Walsall and Canon Residentiary, Lichfield Cathedral, 1934-1938. Anglican Bishop of Stafford, England, 1938-1958.

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Right Reverend Bishop Sanford Zangwill Kaye Hampton

(April 11, 1935, Passiac, New Jersey-Alive). Episcopal Bishop Assistant of Olympia, Washington. Marketing executive for a publisher. Ordained Priest, Episcopal Church, December, 1966. Pastor, Episcopal churches in Illinois, Utah, Eastern Oregon, Washington, D.C., and Minnesota. Bishop Suffragan of Minnesota, 1988. Bishop Assistant for Olympia, Washington, October 1, 1996.