Right Reverend Bishop Arthur Vivian Lucas Jones

Anglican Bishop of Gippsland, Australia, 1994-2001. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church. 9th Anglican Bishop of Gippsland, Australia, 1993-2001.

Reverend Bob Jones, Jr.

(October 19, 1911, Montgomery, Alabama-November 12, 1997, Greenville, South Carolina). Christian Fundamentalist Minister and Educator. Son of Bob Jones, Sr. Second President of Bob Jones University, 1947, Chancellor and Chairman of the Board. Noted for developing the most significant collection of religious art in the western hemisphere. Gained national attention when he refused to allow interracial dating on the Campus of Bob Jones University and forfeited the school's federal tax-exempt status, 1970s.

Right Reverend Bishop Edward W. Jones

(March 25, 1929, Toledo, Ohio-Alive). Episcopal Bishop of Indianapolis, Indiana, 1977-1997. Ordained Priest, Episcopal Church, January 31, 1955. Rector, St. James Church, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1971-1977. Bishop Co-Adjutor of Indianapolis, Indiana, March, 1977. Bishop of Indianapolis, Indiana, September 10, 1977. Retired as Bishop, September 10, 1997.

Very Reverend Dean Keith Jones

(1944, Shropshire, England-Alive). Anglican Dean of York, 2004-Current. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church, 1970. Pastor, Anglican churches, 1970-1996. Anglican Dean of Exeter, 1996-2004. Anglican Dean of York, 2004-Current.

Bishop Scott Jameson Jones

(1954, Nashville, Tennessee-Alive). Resident Bishop of Kansas, United Methodist Church, 2004-Current. Ordained Deacon, United Methodist Church, 1978. Ordained Elder, United Methodist Church, 1987. Pastor, United Methodist churches in Prosper, Howe and Commerce, Texas, 1986-1997. Faculty, Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University, 1997-2004. Resident Bishop of Kansas, United Methodist Church, September 1, 2004-Current. Author of United Methodist Doctrine: The Extreme Center (2002); The Evangelistic Love of God and Neighbor: A Theology of Discipleship and Witness (2003); John Wesley's Conception and Use of Scripture; and Gathered Into One: The World Methodist Conference Speaks.

Most Reverend Archbishop William West Jones

(1838-May 21, 1908). Anglican Bishop/Archbishop of Capetown, South Africa, 1874-1908. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church. Rural Dean of Oxford; 2nd Anglican Bishop of Capetown, South Africa, May 17, 1874-1897, Archbishop, 1897-May 21, 1908

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Abbot Joseph

(1958, Auburn, New York-Alive). Ukrainian Catholic Abbot of Mount Tabor Monastery, 1999-Current. Ordained Priest, Ukrainian Catholic Church, 1991. Abbot of the Monks of Mount Tabor, Redwood Valley, California, 1999-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop Rayappu Joseph

(April 16, 1940, Delft, Sri Lanka-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Mannar, Sri Lanka, 1992-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, December 13, 1957. Pastor, St. John's Parish, Jaffna, Sri Lanka, 1985-1992. Professor Canon Law, St. Xavier's Seminary College, Jaffna, Sri Lanka, 1985-1992. Bishop of Mannar, Sri Lanka, July 6, 1992-Current. Active in human rights and the peace process in Sri Lanka.

Reverend W. P. Ebenezer Joseph

President, National Christian Council of Sri Lanka, 2005-Current. Ordained Minister, Methodist Church. Pastor, Methodist Church, Sri Lanka. Secretary, National Christian Council of Sri Lanka, to 2002. General Secretary, National Christian Council of Sri Lanka, c. 2002-August, 2005. President, National Christian Council of Sri Lanka, August, 2005-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop Aloysius Jousten

(November 2, 1937, Saint-Vith, Belgium-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Liege, Belgium, 2001-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, July 8, 1962. Bishop of Liege, Belgium, May 9, 2001-Current.

Anodea Judith

Chakra Instructor and Therapist. Author of Wheels of Life: A User's Guide to the Chakra System (1987) and Eastern Body, Western Mind: Psychology and the Chakra System as a Path to the Self (1997), and Co-Author of The Sevenfold Journey: Reclaiming Mind, Body, and Spirit Through the Chakras (1993). Conducts workshops and seminars on self-help and the chakra system. Ordained Priest, Church of All Worlds, 1985.

Most Reverend Archbishop Ivan Jurkovic

(June 10, 1952, Kocevje, Slovenia-Alive). Roman Catholic Archbishop and Vatican Diplomat. Ordained Priest, June 29, 1977. Apostolic Nuncio to Belarus, July 28, 2001-Current. Archbishop, October 6, 2001.

Bishop Reverend Dr. Benjamin A. Justo

(April 18, 1940, San Pedro, Ilocos Sur, Philippines-Alive). United Methodist Resident Bishop of Baguio, Philippines. Pastor, United Methodist churches, Philippines, 12 years. President, Aldersgate College, 3 years. District Superintendent, 6 years. Dean, Union Theological Seminary, Philippine Christian University, 8 years. Bishop of Baguio, Philippines, December 16, 2000-Current.

Most Reverend Bishop Antonus Justs

(November 22, 1931, Varaklani, Latvia-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Jelgava, Latvia, 1995-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, Arlington, Virginia, July 11, 1960. Pastor, Roman Catholic churches in Dioceses of Richmond and Arlington, Virginia, 1960-1992. Returned to Latvia, 1992. Professor and Rector, Seminary, Riga, Latvia, 1992-1995. Bishop of Jelgava, Latvia, December 7, 1995-Current.

Most Reverend Archbishop William Juxon

(1582, Chichester, England-June 4, 1663, London, England). 77th Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury, 1660-1663. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church, c. 1609. President, St. John's College, December, 1621. Dean of Worcester, 1627. Bishop of London, 1633. Lord High Treasurer of England, March, 1636-May, 1641. Deprived of his Bishopric, 1649, and retired to Little Compton. Upon the restoration of Charles II, he became 77th Archbishop of Canterbury, 1660-1663. Noted for ministering to King Charles I on the scaffold.

Signed "Guil: London," in his secular capacity.