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C o v e r S t o r y Evangelicals in America American Evangelicalism seems to defy unity, let alone hierarchy. Yet its members share basic commitments. TIME's list focuses on those whose influence is on the rise or who have carved out a singular role Read the Story |
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Howard & Roberta Ahmanson: The Financiers David Barton: The
Lesson Planner Doug Coe: The
Stealth Persuader Chuck Colson: Reborn and Rehabilitated Luis Cortès: Bringing Latinos To the Table James Dobson: The
Culture Warrior Stuart Epperson: A
High-Fidelity Messenger Michael Gerson : The President's Spiritual Scribe Billy & Franklin Graham: Father and Son In the Spirit Ted Haggard: Opening Up the Umbrella Group Bill Hybels: Pioneering Mass Appeal T.D. Jakes: The
Pentecostal Media Mogul Diane Knippers: A
Think Tank With Firepower Tim & Beverly LaHaye: The Christian Power Couple Richard Land: God's Lobbyist Brian McLaren: Paradigm Shifter Joyce Meyer: A
Feminine Side Of Evangelism Richard John Neuhaus: Bushism Made Catholic Mark Noll: The
Intellectual Exemplar J.I. Packer: Theological Traffic Cop Rick Santorum: The Point Man On Capitol Hill Jay Sekulow: The
Almighty's Attorney-at-Law Stephen Strang: Keeper of "The Faith" Rick Warren: America's New People's Pastor Ralph Winter: A
Global Mission
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