David Wilkerson
American pentecostal evangelist (1931–2011)
Biography
David Wilkerson was born in Hammond, Indiana in 1931 and died in 2011. He worked as a cleric, theologian, preacher, missionary, pastor, and writer. He founded Teen Challenge, an addiction recovery program, and World Challenge, a global missionary organization, and served as founding pastor of Times Square Church in New York City. He wrote The Cross and the Switchblade.
Occupation
David Wilkerson is recorded as a cleric, a theologian, a conferencier, a preacher, a missionary, a pastor and a writer, born in Indiana (1931–2011).
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