Pastor and author in the US named Charles Frazier Stanley. He has served as a senior priest for 49 years and serves as an honorary pastor at the first Baptist Church in Egland, Georgia. He established the touch department, oversaw its operations, and preached widely in the fields of broadcasting and television. He served as the Nanzhong Club Conference’s chairman for two years, from 1984 to 1986.
On September 25, 1932, Stanley was born in a paddy fork in Pitts Elwania, Virginia. Nine months later, Charles, his father, passed away. In the Danville suburbs’ rustic dried fork, Stanley was raised. At the age of twelve, he converted to Christianity. He started a life of Christian service when he was 14 years old.
He completed his undergraduate work in art at the University of Richmond before pursuing his master’s degree in divinity at the Southwest Baptist Seminary in Wurgurga. At the Louder Rice Theological Academy in Florida, he also earned a theological master’s degree and a theological doctorate.
In 1969, Stanley became a member of Atlanta’s first Baptist Church, and in 1971 he was appointed senior priest.
Church hours is a one-and-a-half-hour religious television program that Stanley started in 1972. Stanley established the touch department’s mission in 1977, enabling individuals all across the world to develop a closer relationship with Jesus Christ and support local churches. In 1978, the Christian Broadcasting Network was established. The program has been dubbed into 50 different languages since then. There are roughly 500 radio stations, 300 television channels, and a number of satellite networks in the United States, including trio radio networks and inspiration networks. You can find Stanley’s sermons as well as other audio and video programs on the in-Touch website. The “Touch” magazine is another publication of the ministry. As soon as feasible, Touch uses radio, television, publications, and internet media platforms to spread the gospel. The name of Stanley’s ministry has been eliminated from his living Bible.