QUICK FACTS
- At the age of 23, Roberts Liardon was awarded the prestigious title of "Outstanding Young Man of America" 1989
- Personally spoke in over 100 nations
- Recognized as one of the leading historians of church history specializing in Pentecostal and Charismatic movements
- Internationally best-selling author, selling over 6 million books and counting
- Writings translated into over 50 languages
- Built a fully accredited vocational college for Christian ministers and humanitarian workers with branches in four nations
- Founder of Embassy Christian Center, declared to be one of the 100 fastest-growing churches in the 1990s
- Member of The Winston Churchill Society and The Ronald Regan Presidential Library
- Received special recognition from President George W. Bush for his humanitarian work in Orange County, California
- Has a personal collection of church history memorabilia that stands as one of the world’s largest, containing rare books, films, photos, voice recordings, and personal effects of leaders of Reformation as well as Pentcostal and Charismatic movements.
- Provided humanitarian assistance in many nations of the world, supplying food, clothing, and medical assistance for those in need.
- Helped to start the first AIDS Prevention campaign in public schools of Namibia, Africa