John Haggai
John Haggai
John Haggai is a renowned American pastor, author, and speaker. He is well known for his preaching and controversial statements.
He is a founder of Cornerstone Church, a megachurch in San Antonio, Texas. He is also the CEO of Global Evangelism Television and author of 32 books.
His ministry has equipped tens of thousands of leaders in the world to carry out the gospel. He was famous for his motto: “Attempt something so great for God, it’s doomed to failure unless God be in it.”
Early Life and Education
In the past, a child’s early education was more informal. Children played and learned through simple, fun activities, like playing outside, singing songs, interacting with friends and taking naps on the floor.
Those experiences help form their attachment to the world around them and are critical in developing their cognitive, social, emotional and physical skills. It’s also important to have a strong school-family partnership, which can improve a child’s educational outcomes.
National’s BAECE program provides students with the education they need to be successful in their career as early childhood educators. The curriculum includes many courses that focus on key aspects of teaching young children, such as the importance of play as a learning modality. Field experience is also a popular component of the program, according to Alvarado.
Professional Career
John Haggai is an evangelist and the founder of Haggai International, a ministry that trains indigenous leaders for world evangelism. He died at the age of 96 on November 18, 2020, leaving behind a legacy that equipped “more than 123,800 leaders in 189 nations who had led millions to a saving knowledge of Jesus,” according to the organization’s CEO Dr. Bev Upton Williams.
During his early career as an evangelist, Haggai traveled around the world. His passion was to see Christ’s Gospel spread to the unreached.
In 1969, Haggai founded the Haggai Institute in Switzerland. The organization has since trained tens of thousands of Christian clergy and lay leaders throughout the world.
Achievements and Honors
John Haggai was a man of great achievement. He was a professor, an evangelist, and a world-renowned author. He also received many awards and honorary doctorates on both sides of the Pacific.
He was the founder of Haggai Institute for Advanced Leadership Training. It has equipped tens of thousands of Christian clergy and lay leaders working in almost all non-Western countries.
He was a passionate learner, always trying to improve his skills and knowledge. He believed that success comes from focusing on generosity, service, and loving relationships rather than wealth, recognition, and power/status.
Personal Life
John Haggai is an American pastor, evangelist, and author. He is the founder of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, and has been an influential leader in the Christian community for many years.
He is known for his zealous preaching. In the early 1970s, he began to see that the world needed a new approach to evangelism.
A visit to Asia convinced him that the global geopolitical shift brought about by the end of colonialism required a new strategy for reaching non-Western people with the gospel.
He founded Haggai International in 1969 to equip indigenous leaders to reach their own people for Christ. Today, tens of thousands of clergy and lay leaders from around the globe have been trained through Haggai International, multiplying their effectiveness significantly.
Net Worth
John Edmund Haggai, an evangelist and author, was known for his motto: “Attempt something so great for God it’s doomed to failure unless God be in it.” His ministry, Haggai International, equips tens of thousands of pastors from around the world to share the gospel with their own people.
He founded the ministry in 1969, a year after his visit to Lebanon changed his life. In the years since, he authored several books and trained leaders from more than 189 nations to be evangelists and missionaries. He passed away on November 18, 2020, at 96. He was a native of Louisville, Kentucky. He and his wife Christine, a soprano soloist, lived in Atlanta, Georgia. She was the primary caretaker of their son Johnny, who suffered from a traumatic brain injury.