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The younger brother of the famous Ashʿarī theologician and Shāfiʿī jurist Abū Ḥāmid al-Ghazālī (1058 1111), Aḥmad al-Ghazālī (d. 1123 or 1126) was a Ṣūfī shaykh who lived and preached in the Saljuq state and, in some cases, possibly influenced its fortunes.

Kentigern, who lived and preached in the area before moving to Wales, is traditionally held to have founded Crosthwaite Church, which was the parish church of Keswick until the 19th century.

The turning point came in 1990, when Haizlip had what he calls "a radical encounter with Jesus". Feeling that God wanted him to start a church, he became an evangelist and preached in the United States and abroad, then moved back to Southern California in 2002.

Working and preaching in the streets, she joined his Retrenchment Society and eventually his household.

When multinational advertisers exploit loopholes elsewhere in the world it makes what they practise and preach in the UK seem unconvincing.

Mr. Nwadiuko, 45, who was born in Nigeria and preached in Kansas, Virginia and the Carolinas before coming to New York two years ago, realizes that his sermons sometimes annoy people but says he has their eternal salvation at heart.

Many were out there in public, in the form of hate speech and conspiracy theories directed at America and preached in mosques and schools throughout the Muslim world.

He returned to the United States after the war and preached in New York City until his death.

He studied in Cairo, returned here to teach in government schools until 1985 and preached in mosques up and down the Gaza Strip.

Men and women, praying women and men, went on to receive the Spirit and preach in different languages on the day of Pentecost.

The meetings were subsequently influenced by the English Friends minister Joseph John Gurney, a systematic theologian and Evangelical leader who preached in the United States (1837 40).