Dr. Albert Schweitzer

(January 14, 1875-Kayserberg, Upper Alsace, Germany (now part of France)-September 5, 1965, Labarene, Gabon). Medical Missionary and Nobel Laureate. Licensed in theology, 1900. Preacher, St. Nicholas Church, Strasbourg, France, 1899. Administrator, Theological College of St. Thomas, Strasbourg, France, 1901-1912. Author of The Quest of the Historical Jesus (1906) and Culture and Ethics (1923). Internationally known concert organist. Musicologist. Obtained M.D., 1913, and founded a hospital in Lambarene, French Equatorial Africa. Prisoner-of-War of the French, 1917-1918. Returned to Europe to preach, teach, and study, 1918-1924. In 1924, he went back to Lambarene, where he spent the rest of his life. Expanded his hospital to 70 buildings that could care for over 500 patients. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1952.

Most Reverend Auxiliary Bishop Nikolaus Schwerdtfeger

(1948-Alive). Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Hildesheim, Germany, 1995-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, June 5, 1982. Auxiliary Bishop of Hildesheim, Germany and Titular Bishop of Fussala, June 19, 1995-Current.

(March 15, 1943, England-Alive). Anglican Bishop of Winchester, England, 1995-Current. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church, 1968. Curate, Cuddesdon, Oxford, 1967-1970, Tutor, 1967-1971, Chaplain, 1971-1972. Team Vicar, Newbury St. Nicholas, 1972-1975. Priest in Charge, Bicester and Caversfield, 1975-1979. Rector, Bicester Area Team Ministry, 1979-1981. Canon Residentiary, St. Albans, 1982-1987. Ancligan Bishop of Stafford, England, 1987-1995. Anglican Bishop of Winchester, England, 1995-Current. Member, House of Lords, 1996-Current. Bishop Protector, European Province of SSF, 1996-Current.

(August 30, 1951, Hampshire, England-Alive). Episcopal Assistant Bishop of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 2002-Current. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church. Assistant Curate, Holy Trinity Anglican Church, London, England, 1975-1979. Missionary Pastor, Salta, Argentina, 1980-1982. Educational Associate Rector, Christ Church, Little Rock, Arkansas, 1982-1983. Missionary Pastor, Church of the Redeemer, Salamanca, Spain, 1984-1988. Missionary Pastor, Mission Church of the Holy Spirit, Fuenlabrada, Madrid, Spain, 1988-1990. Chaplain of the British Embassy Church of St. George, Madrid, Spain, 1990-1995. Suffragan Bishop in Europe, Episcopal Church, 1995-2000. Assistant Bishop of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 2002-Current.

Right Reverend Bishop Gordon Paul Scruton

(May 8, 1947, Rochester, New Hampshire-Alive). 8th Episcopal Bishop of Western Massachusetts, 1996-Current. Ordained Priest, Episcopal Church, 1971. Rector, Grace Church, Dalton, Massachusetts, 1977-1981. Pastor, St. Francis Church, Holden, Massachusetts, 1981-1996. 8th Bishop of Western Massachusetts, June 29, 1996-Current.

Most Reverend Archbishop Fernando Sebastian Aguilar, C.M.F.

(December 14, 1929, Calatayud, Spain-Alive). Roman Catholic Archbishop of Pamplona and Tudela, Spain, 1993-Current. Ordained Priest, Claretian Order, Roman Catholic Church, June 28, 1953. Bishop of Leon, Spain, August 22, 1979. Resigned, July 28, 1983. Appointed Co-Adjutor Archbishop of Granada, April 8, 1988. Archbishop of Pamplona and Tudela, March 26-1993-Current.

(Alive). Buddhist Abbot of Leong San See Temple, Singapore. Became disciple of Seck Hong Choon, 1980. Traveled to Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Sri Lanka for further studies. Returned to Singapore, 1985. Director of Buddhist Studies, Buddhist Federation of Singapore. Abbot, Leong San See Temple, Singapore, c. 2005-Current.

Most Reverend Auxiliary Bishop Stefan Secka

(July 6, 1953, Spis, Czechoslovakia-Alive). Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Spis, Slovakia, 2002-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, June 6, 1976. Auxiliary Bishop of Spis, Slovakia, and Titular Bishop of Sita, June 28, 2002-Current.

Very Reverend Monsignor Ignaz Seipel

(July 19, 1876, Vienna, Austria-August 2, 1932, Pernitz, Austria). Roman Catholic Priest and Politician. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church. Christian Social Party Cabinet Secretary of Austria, c. 1914-1917. Chancellor of Austria, 1922-1924, 1926-1929.

Right Reverend Bishop Peter Stephen Maurice Selby

(1941-Alive). Anglican Bishop of Worcester, England, 1997-Current. Ordained Priest, Anglican Church, 1967. Curate, All Saints Anglican Church, Queensbury, England. Member, Lay Training Team, Diocese of Southwark, England. Canon Missioner, Newcastle Anglican Diocese, 1977-1984. Area Bishop of Kinston, Anglican Diocese of Southwark, 1984-1992. Professorial Fellow in Applied Theology, Durham University, 1992-1997. Anglican Bishop of Worcester, England, January 31, 1997-Current. Anglican Bishop to Prisons, September, 2001-Current. Author of Look for the Living: The Corporate Nature of Resurrection Faith (1976); Liberating God: Private Care and Public Struggle (1983); BeLonging: Challenge to a Tribal Church (1991); Rescue: Jesus and Salvation Today (1995); and Grace and Mortgage: The Language of Faith and Debt of the World (1997)