Most Reverend Archbishop James Patrick Keleher

(July 31, 1931, Chicago, Illinois-Alive). 10th Roman Catholic Archbishop of Kansas City, Kansas. Ordained Priest, April 12, 1958. Bishop of Belleville, Illinois, October 23, 1984. Tenth Archbishop of Kansas City, Kansas, June 28, 1993-Current.

Reverend James Keller, M.M.

(June 27, 1900, Oakland, California- February 7, 1977). Roman Catholic Priest and Founder, the Christopher Movement. Ordained Priest, Maryknoll Order, August 15, 1925. Founder, Christopher Movement, 1945. The Christopher Movement emphasizes the value of individual action, under the motto, "Better to light one little candle, than curse the darkness."

Bishop David W. Kendall

Bishop of the Heartland Area, Free Methodist Church, 2005-Current. Ordained Deacon, Free Methodist Church, 1975, Elder, 1977. Superintendent, Great Plains Conference, Free Methodist Church, 1999-2005. Bishop of the Heartland Area, Free Methodist Church, May, 2005-Current. Author of God's Call to be Like Jesus: Living a Holy Life in an Unholy World (1999). Grandson of Bishop W. S. Kendall.

Reverend D. James Kennedy

(November 3, 1930, Augusta, Georgia-September 5, 2007, Fourt Lauderdale, Florida). Presbyterian Minister and Televangelist. Pastor, Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 1959-2007. Founder, Center for Reclaiming America, 1996. Founder, Center for Christian Statesmanship. Founder, Knox Theological Seminary. Noted conservative preacher.

Bishop Gerald Hamilton Kennedy

(August 30, 1907, Benzonia, Michigan-February 17, 1980, Laguna Hills, California). Bishop of Los Angeles, Methodist Church, 1952-1972. Ordained Minister, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1932. Minister, First Congregational Church, Collinsville, Connecticut, 1932-1936. Pastor, Calvary Methodist Church, San Jose, California, 1936-1940. Pastor, First Methodist Church, Palo Alto, California, 1940-1942. Pastor, St. Paul Methodist Church, Lincoln, Nebraska, 1942-1948. Methjodist Bishop of Portland, Oregon, 1948-1952. Methodist Bishop of Los Angeles, Methodist Church, 1952-1972. President, Council of Bishops, 1960-1961. Noted for his liberal views. Author of His Word Through Preaching; A Reader's Notebook; and Fresh Every Morning (1966).

Most Reverend Bishop William Kenney, C.P.

(May 7, 1946, Newcastle upon Tyne, England-Alive). Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Stockholm, 1987-Current. Ordained Priest, Congregation of the Passion, Roman Catholic Church, June 29, 1969. Auxiliary Bishop of Stockholm, Sweden and Titular Bishop of Midica, May 13, 1987-Current.

Sister Elizabeth Kenny

(September 20, 1886, Warialda, New South Wales, Austrialia-November 30, 1952, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia). Nurse and Reformer. First Lieutenant Nurse, Australian Army, 1914-1918. Founder, polio clinic, Townsville, Queensland, Australia, 1933. Founder, Sister Kenny Institute, December, 1942. Noted for her unconventional and controversial "muscle re-education" treatment of polio with hot compresses and exercises. She rejected the use of the "iron lung" except in the most severe cases. Inventor of the "Sylvia stretcher" for the transport of victims of shock. Co-Author, The Kenny Concept of Infantile Paralysis and Its Treatment (1942) and And They Shall Walk (1943). Her title of "Sister" is an honorific reserved for nurses, rather than a designation for a nun. Subject of a Hollywood movie, "Sister Kenny," starring Rosalind Russell, 1943. Sister Kenny enjoyed a large following of believers in her methods, despite opposition from the medical establishment.