Isaac Shapiro

(November, 1950, Johannesburg, South Africa-Alive). Teacher of Truth/Unconditional Love. Engaged in communal living experiences for many years. Met Papaji in October, 1991 and became a disciple. Began holding formal Satsang, March, 1992. Author of Outbreak of Peace (1997) and It Happens by Itself (2001). Currently resides near Byron Bay, Australia.

Reverend Alfred Charles "Al" Sharpton, Jr.

(October 3, 1954, Brooklyn, New York-Alive). Pentecostal Minister and Civil Rights Leader. Ordained Minister, Pentecostal Church, 1963. Junior Pastor, Washington Temple Congregation. Youth Director, Operation Breadbasket, 1969. Founder, National Youth Movement, 1971. Road Manager for James Brown, 1973-1980. Candidate for New York State Senate, 1978, U.S. Senate, 1992, 1994, Mayor of New York, 1997. Founder and President, National Action Network, 1991-Current. Candidate for Democratic nomination for President of the United States, 2004.

Right Reverend Bishop Marvil Thomas Shaw

15th Episcopal Bishop of Massachusetts. Ordained Priest, Episcopal Church. Co-Adjustor Bishop of Massachusetts, 1994. 15th Bishop of Massachusetts, January, 1995. Member and Superior. Society of St. John the Evangelist. Founder, Cowley Publications.

Chief Rabbi Adolf Shayevich

Orthodox Jewish Chief Rabbi of Russia, 1980's-Current. Ordained Orthodox Rabbi. Chief Rabbi of Russia, 1980's-Current. On June 13, 2000, the Chabad Lubavitch movement in Russia elected a rival Chief Rabbi, Berl Lazar, backed by the Federation of Jewish Communities. Rabbi Shayevich retained the support of the Congress of Jewish Religious Communities and Organizations.

Ma Anand Sheela

(1952-Alive). Personal Secretary to Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (Osho), 1981-1985. Born Sheela Silverman or Sheela Birnstiel. Acknowledged as the "power behind the throne" of the Rajneesh cult, Rajneesh Puram, Oregon, Ma Anand Sheela was the official spokesperson for the Bhagwan during his Oregon phase. Gradually, she became known for her dictatorial ways, despite the preaching of free love and religious exuberance. Charged with a plot to poison salad bars in 10 restaurants in The Dalles, Oregon, in 1984, sickening 751 people with salmonella bacteria. The Bhagwan also accused Sheela of embezzlement, attempted murder, and illegal bugging. Sheela fled to Germany and Rajneeshpuram began to unravel. The Bhagwan was deported to India in 1985, dying there in 1990. Sheela was convicted of masterminding the salmonella attack and ended up in federal prison in Pleasanton, California, where she served 29 months for attempted murder, assault, arson and wiretapping. Later lived in Switzerland.

Most Reverend Archbishop Fulton John Sheen

(May 8, 1895, El Paso, Illinois-December 9, 1979, New York, New York). Roman Catholic Bishop of Rochester, New York, and Televangelist. Ordained Priest, September 20, 1919. Began broadcasting religious radio programs and appearing on the "Catholic Hour," 1930s. National Director, Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 1950. Host of national television series, "Life is Worth Living," 1951-1957. Auxiliary Bishop of New York, 1951-1966. Named titular Archbishop of Newport, Wales. Theologian and Author of numerous inspirational best sellers. Bishop of Rochester, New York, 1966-1969.

His Eminence Lawrence Joseph Cardinal Shehan

March 18, 1898, Baltimore, Maryland-August 26, 1984, Baltimore, Maryland). Roman Catholic Archbishop of Baltimore, Maryland, 1961-1974. Ordained Priest, December 23, 1922. Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore and Washington, D.C., December 12, 1945. Bishop of Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1953-1961. Co-Adjutor Archbishop of Baltimore, July 10-December 8, 1961. Archbishop of Baltimore, December 8, 1961. Elevated to the College of Cardinals, February 22, 1965. Retired as Archbishop, April 2, 1974.