About the Authors Bishop W. C. Hunter began the ministry by teaching children on his porch. Noting a difference in their children's behavior, the parents became interested in what their children were learning, and they came to hear Bishop Hunter for themselves. Always teaching about Jesus, Bishop Hunter, along with the parents and children, would meet from house to house until the houses became too small to hold the growing congregation. Eventually, the Lord led Bishop Hunter to a storefront building in Chattanooga, Tennessee, which became the church. The church was named Church of the Living God, which was taken from scripture in 1 Timothy 3:15. The church continued to grow, and in 1971, it was incorporated and became the World's Church of the Living God. At this time, satellite churches were being established throughout the Southeast. Ministers teaching the same gospel-the gospel of Jesus Christ-departed Chattanooga and relocated to other cities. With steady growth, the Lord led Bishop Hunter to an actual church building that was for sale. That church has served as the ministry's headquarters since 1979. Dwight Swindle was born and raised in Jemison, Alabama. Under the teaching of Bishop W. C. Hunter, he received salvation in Jesus Christ at an early age. Throughout his teenage years, college life, military service, and career as an educator, he has been taught God's Word by Pastor Elijah Good as well as various pastors within the ministry. He relates his work on this book to the words of a song, "If you can use anything, Lord, You can use me."
