Religious Figure. He was an American Protestant radio evangelist who founded the "Back to the Bible" radio ministry in 1939. Eventually, his radio program was broadcast on 800 stations worldwide. Epp wrote nearly 70 books and magazine articles, and his publishing ministry was headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska. He published two monthly magazines, the "Good News Broadcaster" for adults and "Young Ambassador" for the youth. Born to missionaries of the Hopi Indians of Arizona, he attended the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Biola College. He retired after having a 45-year career.
Religious Figure. He was an American Protestant radio evangelist who founded the "Back to the Bible" radio ministry in 1939. Eventually, his radio program was broadcast on 800 stations worldwide. Epp wrote nearly 70 books and magazine articles, and his publishing ministry was headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska. He published two monthly magazines, the "Good News Broadcaster" for adults and "Young Ambassador" for the youth. Born to missionaries of the Hopi Indians of Arizona, he attended the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Biola College. He retired after having a 45-year career.
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