Most Reverend Bishop Bernard Joseph Harrington

(September 6, 1933, Detroit, Michigan-Alive). 7th Roman Catholic Bishop of Winona, Minnesota. Ordained Priest, June 6, 1959. Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit, Michigan, November 23, 1993. Bishop of Winona, Minnesota, November 4, 1998-Current.

Reverend Bob Harrington

(September 2, 1927, Sweetwater, Alabama-Alive). Methodist Minister. Known as the "Chaplain of Bourbon Street." Insurance Salesman. "Born Again" on April 15, 1958. Ordained Baptist Minister. Opened mission on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, Louisiana, 1961. Ministered to dope addicts, prostitutes, alcoholics, homosexuals, and gangsters. Left his ministry in 1976 and became a motivational speaker. After living a dissolute life (by his own account), he "returned to God" and his ministry in 1995. Married Becky Harrington, December 5, 1998. Currently headquartered in Texas.

Right Reverend Bishop Barbara Clementine Harris

(1930, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-Alive). First woman ordained as an Episcopal Bishop. President, Joseph V. Baker and Associates (Public Relations), 1958-1968. Director of Community Relations, Sun Oil Company, 1968-1980. Civil rights advocate. Ordained Priest, Episcopal Church, October, 1980. Named Suffragan Bishop of Boston, February, 1989-November 1, 2002. Assisting Bishop of Washington, 2003-2007.

Reverend Frederick Brown Harris

(c. 1890, Worcester, England-August 18, 1970, Washington, D.C.). Methodist Minister and 56th Chaplain of the U.S. Senate, 1942-1947, 1949-1969. Ordained Minister, Methodist Church, 1912. Pastor, Foundry Methodist Church, Washington, D.C., 1924-1955. Chaplain of the U.S. Senate, October 10, 1942-January 4, 1947, February 3, 1949-January 9, 1969. Has the distinction of having served as Senate Chaplain longer than anyone else in history. Known for the poetic quality of his prayers.

Martin Harris

(May 18, 1783, Easton, New York-July 10, 1875, Clarkston, Utah). Latter-Day Saint and Witness to the Validity of Joseph Smith's Claims Regarding the Origins of the Book of Mormon. Married Lucy Harris, March 27, 1808. Farmer. Elected Road Overseer, Palmyra, New York. A Jeffersonian-Jacksonian Democrat. Considered himself an "unchurched restorationist," seeking return to Biblical Christianity. Met Joseph Smith, Jr. about 1816 and helped him protect the golden plates from thieves. Scribe to Joseph Smith, Jr., April 12-June 14, 1828, producing 116 manuscript pages, all of which were subsequently lost. Briefly imprisoned as a result of his missionary work, 1833. Member, First High Council of the Church. When his first wife died in 1836, married niece of Brigham Young. Lost struggle with Sidney Rigdon over paper money issue; excommunicated, December, 1837. Re-admitted and baptized, November 7, 1842. Remained in Kirtland after his family went to Utah, 1856. Moved to Salt Lake City, August 30, 1870.

Most Reverend Auxiliary Bishop Robert Harris

(September 26, 1944, Montreal, Quebec, Canada-Alive). Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario, Canada, 2002-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, May 24, 1969. Auxiliary Bishop of Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario, Canada, and Titular Bishop of Trofimiana, October 26, 2002-Current.

Right Reverend Bishop John Harrower

(Melbourne, Australia-Alive). 11th Anglican Bishop of Tasmania, Australia, 2000-Current. Chemical engineer. Petroleum engineer, Mobil Oil, 1970-1972. Director of Research, Industries Assistance Commission, 1972-1978. Anglican missionary in Argentina, 1979-1988. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church, 1986. Vicar, St. Paul's Anglican Church, Glen Waverley, Australia, 1989-1995. Vicar, St. Barnabas Anglican Church, 1995-2000. 11th Anglican Bishop of Tasmania, Australia, July 25, 2000-Current.