St. Joan of Arc

(January 6, 1412, Greus-Domremy, Lorraine, France-May 30, 1431, Rouen, France). Roman Catholic Saint. Heard voices commanding her, as a young girl, to rescue France. Convinced the French Dauphin, Charles, of her mission and allowed to lead an army against the English. Defeated the English at the siege of Orleans and cleared the route to Rheims. Captured by the Gurgundians, who sold her to the English, 1430. Convicted of witchcraft and burned at the stake. A retrial was held and she was found innocent in 1456. Canonized Saint of the Roman Catholic Church, May 16, 1920.

Bishop Rueben P. Job

(February 7, 1928, Jamestown, North Dakota-Alive). Bishop, United Methodist Church. Methodist Chaplain, U.S. Air Force. Pastor. District Superintendent, United Methodist Church. Editor. Bishop, United Methodist Church, July, 1984. Retired. Founding Director, The Upper room International Center for Christian Spirituality. Author.

Right Reverend Bishop Johannes of Makarioupolis

(January 31, 1930, Rotterdam, Netherlands-Alive). Bishop of Skarholmen, Sweden, True (Old Calendar) Orthodox Church of Greece. Ordained Priest, True (Old Calendar) Orthodox Church of Greece. Named Titular Bishop of Makarioupolis and Bishop of Skarholmen, Sweden, February 28, 2000.

Most Reverend Bishop Jurgen Wilhelm Paul Johannesdotter

(October 6, 1943, Bramsche, Germany-Alive). Bishop of Schaumburg-Lippe, Evangelical Lutheran Church of Germany. Minister, Evangelical Lutheran Church of Germany. Bishop of Schaumburg-Lippe, June 1, 2001-Current.