Notable Members
Notable people to emerge from Maranatha include Gregory Dickow, pastor of Life Changers International Church based in Chicago, IL, and host/preacher on weekly TV program Changing Your Life. Greg was converted to Christianity through the evangelization of friend Brian Ledford, and the two were instrumental in forming Maranatha churches at Western Michigan University (1982) and Purdue (1983), respectively, as an outreach of the Michigan State University church. Greg met his wife Grace through Maranatha Ministries. Other notable members include: Craig Terndrup, author of the song "Blow a Trumpet in Zion," J. Lee Grady, Editor of Charisma Magazine, Reggie White, A. C. Green, former Miss America Debbye Turner, Paul Wylie, Rice Broocks, Steve Murrell, Phil Bonasso, and other leaders of Every Nation ministries.
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