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- ↑ Ruth Carter Stapleton, Time Magazine Obituary: Monday, Oct. 10, 1983.
- ↑ Elijah House
- ↑ Ministries of Pastoral Care
- ↑ Sozo Ministries
- ↑ Jan Fletcher July 2, 2003, Controversial international ministry operates from Campbellsville, "Central Kentucky News Journal".
- ↑ David N. Entwistle Spring 2004, Shedding light on Theophostic Ministry 1: practice issues , "Journal of Psychology and Theology".