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List of 20th-century religious leaders

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This is a list of the top-level leaders for religious groups with at least 50,000 adherents, and that led anytime from January 1, 1901, to December 31, 2000. It should likewise only name leaders listed on other articles and lists.

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Buddhism

Tibetan Buddhism

Mongolia
Russia

Christianity

Catholicism

Roman Catholicism

Old Catholicism

Independent Catholicism

Eastern Orthodoxy

Autocephalous Churches

Autonomous Churches

Ukrainian Orthodoxy

Schismatic churches

  • Croatian Orthodox Church
  • Macedonian Orthodox Church
    • Dositej II, Archbishop of Ohrid (1967–1981)
    • Angelarij, Archbishop of Ohrid (1981–1986)
    • Gavril II, Archbishop of Ohrid (1986–1993)
    • Timotej of Australia, Archbishop of Ohrid (1993–1993)
    • Mihail of Povardarie, administrator
    • Mihail, (1993–1999)
    • Stefan (1999–present)
  • Belarusian Autocephalous Orthodox Church
    • Melchizedek, Metropolitan of Minsk and All Belorussia (1922–1931)
    • Vacant?, Metropolitan of Minsk and All Belorussia (1931–1942)
    • Panteleimon, Metropolitan of Minsk and All Belorussia (1942–1946)
  • Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church
    • Mstyslav, Patriarch (1990–1993)
    • Dimitri, Patriarch (1993–2000)
    • Igor, Patriarch (2000)
    • Mefody (acting), Patriarch (2000–present)
  • Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Kyivan Patriarchate
  • Old Calendar Orthodox Church of Romania
    • Galaction Cordun [ro], Metropolitan (1955–1956)
    • Glicherie, Metropolitan (1956–1985)
    • Sylvester, Metropolitan (1985–1992)
    • Vlasie, Metropolitan (1992–present)
  • Old Believers
    • Iov (in opposition), Archbishop of Moscow (1871–1912)
    • Savvaty, Archbishop of Moscow (1881–1898)
    • Ioann, Archbishop of Moscow (1898–1915)
    • Melety, Archbishop of Moscow (1915–1934)
    • Vikenty of Kazan, Archbishop of Moscow (1934–1938)
    • vacant, Archbishop of Moscow (1938–1940)
    • Irinarch, Archbishop of Moscow (1940–1952)
    • Flavian, Archbishop of Moscow (1952–1960)
    • Iosif, Archbishop of Moscow (1961–1970)
    • Nikodim, Archbishop of Moscow (1970–1986)
    • Alimpy, Archbishop of Moscow (1986–1988)
    • Alimpy, Metropolitan of Moscow and All Russia (1988–2003)
  • Novozybkov hierarchy –
    • Nikola [ru], Archbishop of Novozybkov, Moscow and All Russia (1923–1934)
    • Stefan [ru], Archbishop of Novozybkov, Moscow and All Russia (1934–1937)
    • Mikhail [ru], Archbishop of Novozybkov, Moscow and All Russia (1938–1944)
    • Ioann [ru], Archbishop of Novozybkov, Moscow and All Russia (1944–1956)
    • Epifany, Archbishop of Novozybkov, Moscow and All Russia (1956–1965)
    • Ieyermiya [ru], Archbishop of Novozybkov, Moscow and All Russia (1965–1969)
    • Pavel [ru], Archbishop of Novozybkov, Moscow and All Russia (1969–1977)
    • Varsonofi, Archbishop of Novozybkov, Moscow and All Russia (1977–1979)
    • Gennady [ru], Archbishop of Novozybkov, Moscow and All Russia (1979–1996)
    • Aristarkh [ru], Archbishop of Novozybkov, Moscow and All Russia (1996–2000)
    • Aleksandr [ru], titled Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia (2000–2002)

Oriental Orthodoxy

Protestantism

  • National Association of Evangelicals
    • Harold Ockenga, President (1942–1944)
    • Leslie Roy Marston, President (1944–46)
    • Rutherford Decker, President (1946–48)
    • Stephen W. Paine, President (1948–50)
    • Frederick C. Fowler, President (1950–52)
    • Paul S. Rees, President (1952–54)
    • Henry H. Savage, President (1954–56)
    • Paul P. Petticord, President (1956–58)
    • Herbert S. Mekeel, President (1958–60)
    • Thomas F. Zimmerman, President (1960–62)
    • Robert A. Cook, President (1962–64)
    • Jared F. Gerig, President (1964–66)
    • Rufus Jones, President (1966–68)
    • Arnold Olson, President (1968–70)
    • Hudson T. Armerding, President (1970–72)
    • Myron F. Boyd, President (1972–74)
    • Paul E. Toms, President (1974–76)
    • Nathan Bailey, President (1976–78)
    • Carl H. Lundquist, President (1978–80)
    • J. Floyd Williams, President (1980–82)
    • Arthur Evans Gay, Jr., President (1982–84)
    • Robert W. McIntyre, President (1984–86)
    • Ray H. Hughes, President (1986–88)
    • John H. White, President (1988–90)
    • B. Edgar Johnson, President (1990–92)
    • Don Argue, President (1992–98)
    • Kevin Mannoia, President (1999–2001)

Anglicanism

Provinces of the Anglican Communion
  • George Werner, President (2000–present)
Continuing Anglicanism
  • A. Donald Davies, Presiding Bishop (1992–2000)
  • William Millsaps, Presiding Bishop (2000–2005)
  • John C. Gramley, Presiding Bishop (1992–1996)
  • Stephen C. Reber, Presiding Bishop (1996–2010)

Baptist

International
Eurasia (Russian Empire/ Soviet Union/ post-Soviet)
  • Union of the Russian Baptists —
  • Dey Mazayev, President (1887–1909, 1917)
  • Vasily Pavlov, President (1909–1910)
  • Ilya Golyayev, President (1910–1917)
  • All-Union Council of Evangelical Christians-Baptists —
  • Yakov Zhidkov, President (1944–1966)
  • Ilya Ivanov, President (1966–1974)
  • Andrey Klimenko, President (1974–1985)
  • Vasily Logvinenko, President (1985–1990)
  • Grigory Komendant, President (1990–1992)
  • International Union of Churches of Evangelical Christians-Baptists —
  • Vasily Logvinenko, President (1992–1993)
  • Peter Konovalchuk, President (1994–2002)
North America
  • J. Brent Walker, Executive Director (1999–present)
  • Daniel Vestal, Coordinator (1996–present)

Holiness

Lutheran

Pentecostal

Methodism

  • African Methodist Episcopal Church
    • Clement W. Fugh, General Secretary (2000–present)
  • Free Methodist Church in Canada
  • Iglesia Evangelica Metodista en las Islas Filipinas
    • Nicolas V. Zamora, General Superintendent (1909–1914)
    • Alejandro H. Reyes, General Superintendent (1914–1922)
    • Victoriano Mariano, General Superintendent (1922–1928)
    • Francisco Gregorio, General Superintendent (1928–1939)
    • Matias B. Valdez, General Superintendent (1939–1948)
    • Eusebio Tech, General Superintendent (1948–1952)
    • Marcelino C. Gutierrez, General Superintendent (1952–1953)
    • Lazaro G. Trinidad, General Superintendent (1953–1972)
    • Geronimo P. Maducdoc, General Superintendent (1972–1980)
    • George F. Castro, General Superintendent (1980–2000)
    • Nathaniel P. Lazaro, General Superintendent (2000–present)
  • Methodist Church Ghana
    • Francis C.F. Grant, President (1961–1966)
    • T. Wallace Koomson, President (1966–1973)
    • Charles K. Yamoah, President (1973–1977)
    • C. Awotwi Pratt, President (1977–1979)
    • Samuel B. Essamuah, President (1979–1984)
    • C. Awotwi Pratt, President (1984–1985)
    • Jacob S.A. Stephens, President (1985–1990)
    • Kwesi A. Dickson, President (1990–1997)
    • Samuel Asante Antwi, President and Presiding Bishop (1997–2003)[5]
  • Methodist Church in Singapore
  • Methodist Church of South Africa
    • President
    • William B Rayner, President (1900–1901)
    • Alfred T Rhodes, President (1901–1902)
    • Robert Lamplough, President (1902–1903)
    • Nendrick Abrahams, President (1903–1904)
    • Ezra Nuttal, President (1904–1905)
    • Arthur P Chaplin, President (1905–1906)
    • Richard F Hornabrook, President (1906–1907)
    • William J Hacker, President (1907–1908)
    • George Weaver, President (1908–1909)
    • Wesley Hurt, President (1909–1911)
    • Joseph Metcalf, President (1911–1912)
    • Albert H Hodges, President (1912–1913)
    • William Pescod, President (1913–1914)
    • T Edward Marsh, President (1914–1915)
    • Robert Matterson, President (1915–1916)
    • Griffith W Rogers, President (1916–1917)
    • Henry Cotton, President (1917–1918)
    • Samuel Clark, President (1918–1919)
    • James PendlReebury, President (1919–1920)
    • George Robson, President (1920–1921)
    • Arthur J Lennard, President (1921–1922)
    • Charles S Lucas, President (1922–1923)
    • John W Househam, President (1923–1924)
    • John W Watkinson, President (1924–1925)
    • Frederick Holmes, President (1925–1926)
    • Andrew Graham, President (1926–1927)
    • Theo R Curnick BD, President (1927–1928)
    • William Flint DD, President (1928–1929)
    • Geo H P Jacques, President (1929–1930)
    • Allen Lea, President (1930–1931)
    • Ernest Titcomb, President (1931–1932)
    • John A Allcock, President (1932–1933)
    • William Meara, President (1933–1934)
    • Henry W Goodwin, President (1934–1935)
    • Thomas Stanton, President (1935–1936)
    • A Arthur Wellington, President (1936–1937)
    • William Meara, President (1937–1938)
    • Edwin Bottrill, President (1938–1939)
    • Lorenzo S H Wilkinson, President (1939–1940)
    • William Eveleigh, President (1940–1941)
    • William B Allcock, President (1941–1942)
    • Arnold Nichols, President (1942–1943)
    • William W Shilling, President (1943–1944)
    • William Whalley, President (1944–1945)
    • William Meara, President (1945–1946)
    • Cecil C Harris, President (1946–1947)
    • E Lyn Cragg, President (1947–1948)
    • Edward W Grant, President (1948–1949)
    • Joseph B Webb, President (1949–1950)
    • Stanley Le Grove-Smith, President (1950–1951)
    • Alison E F Garrett, President (1951–1952)
    • J Wesley Hunt, President (1952–1953)
    • Herbert W Rist, President (1953–1954)
    • Joseph B Webb, President (1954–1955)
    • Stanley B Sudbury, President (1955–1956)
    • William Illsley, President (1956–1957)
    • Clifford K Storey, President (1957–1958)
    • C Edgar Wilkinson, President (1958–1959)
    • Leslie A Hewson, President (1959–1960)
    • Frank H Edmonds, President (1960–1961)
    • Joseph B Webb, President (1961–1962)
    • Deryck P Dugmore, President (1962–1963)
    • Stanley G Pitts, President (1963–1964)
    • Seth M Mokitimi, President (1964–1965)
    • Wilfred W Hartley, President (1965–1966)
    • Robert C Bellis, President (1966–1967)
    • L G S Griffiths, President (1967–1968)
    • Cyril Wilkins, President (1968–1969)
    • Derrick W Timm, President (1969–1970)
    • C Edgar Wilkinson, President (1970–1971)
    • Alex L Boraine, President (1971–1972)
    • Stanley G Pitts, President (1972–1973)
    • Jotham C Mvusi, President (1973–1974)
    • Vivian W Harris, President (1974–1975)
    • Abel E Hendricks, President (1975–1976)
    • Charles R Stephenson, President (1976–1977)
    • Abel E Hendricks, President (1977–1978)
    • Donald C Veysie, President (1978–1979)
    • Andrew M Losaba, President (1979–1980)
    • Howard F Kirby, President (1980–1981)
    • T Simon N Gqubule, President (1981–1982)
    • Khoza E M Mgojo, President (1982–1983)
    • Fremont C Louw, President (1983–1984)
    • Peter J Storey, President (1984–1985)
    • Ernest N Baartman, President (1985–1986)
    • John P Scholtz, President (1986–1987)
    • Khoza E M Mgojo, President (1987–1988)
    • Stanley Mogoba, President (1988–1998)
    • H Mvume Dandala, President (1998–2003)
    • General Secretary
      • Alfred T Rhodes, General Secretary (1899–1901)
      • Ezra Nuttal, General Secretary (1901–1904)
      • Arthur P Chaplin, General Secretary (1904–1905)
      • Charles Pettman, General Secretary (1905–1911)
      • Henry Cotton, General Secretary (1911–1917)
      • James Robb, General Secretary (1917–1920)
      • John W Househam, General Secretary (1920–1923)
      • William H P Clulow, General Secretary (1923–1926)
      • Alfred A Stile, General Secretary (1926–1927)
      • William H P Clulow, General Secretary (1927–1928)
      • Thomas Stanton, General Secretary (1928–1934)
      • Arthur C File, General Secretary (1934–1938)
      • William H Irving, General Secretary (1938–1939)
      • Arthur C File, General Secretary (1939–1940)
      • William H Irving, General Secretary (1940–1942)
      • Edward W Grant, General Secretary (1942–1943)
      • F J Rhead Marsh, General Secretary (1943–1945)
      • Alison E F Garrett, General Secretary (1945–1951)
      • Stanley B Sudbury, General Secretary (1951–1953)
      • Frank H Edmonds, General Secretary (1953–1960)
      • Lloyd G Griffiths, General Secretary (1960–1961)
      • Alison E F Grant, General Secretary (1961–1962)
      • Stanley B Sudbury, General Secretary (1962–1973)
      • Cyril Wilkins, General Secretary (1973–1982)
      • M Stanley Mogoba, General Secretary (1982–1988)
      • Vivian Harris, General Secretary (1988–2001)

Other Protestant

  • Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
    • Secretary of the International Convention of Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ)[6]
      • General Secretary
        • Robert Graham Frank (1917–1946)
      • Executive Secretary
        • Gaines M. Cook (1946–1963)
        • A. Dale Fiers (1963–1968)
    • President of the United Christian Missionary Society[7]
      • Frederick W. Burnham (1919–1930)
      • Robert M. Hopkins (1939–1945)
      • Harry B. McCormick (1946–1950)
      • A. Dale Fiers (1951–1964)
      • Virgil A. Sly (1965–1968)
    • General Minister and President of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)[8]
      • A. Dale Fiers (1968–1973)
      • Kenneth L. Teegarden (1973–1985)
      • John O. Humbert (1985–1991)
      • William Nichols, interim (1991–1993)
      • Richard L. Hamm (1993-2003)
    • Moderator of the International Convention of the Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ)[9]
      • J. N. Haymaker (1917)
      • Edgar DdWitt Jones (1919)
      • R. H. Miller (1920)
      • George A. Miller (1921)
      • Stephen E. Fisher (1922)
      • T. W. Grafton (1923)
      • A. E. Cory (1924)
      • Jacob H. Goldner (1925)
      • A. D. Harmon (1926)
      • Edward S. Jouett (1928)
      • H. H. Rogers (1929)
      • R. A. Long (1930)
      • L. D. Anderson (1931)
      • Homer W. Carpenter (1932)
      • George A. Campbell (1933)
      • William F. Rothenburger (1934)
      • D. W. Morehouse (1935)
      • L. N. D. Wells (1936)
      • A. W. Fortune (1937)
      • Frederick D. Kershner (1938)
      • Roger T. Nooe (1939)
      • H. B. McCormick (1941)
      • W. A. Shullenberger (1942)
      • C. E. Lemmon (1944)
      • M. E. Sadler (1946)
      • Hampton Adams (1947)
      • Roy C. Snodgrass (1948)
      • Frank E. Davison (1949)
      • John A. Tate (1950)
      • Marvin O. Sansbury (1952)
      • Howard Thomas Wood (1953)
      • Cleveland Kleihauer (1954)
      • Riley B. Montgomery (1956)
      • John Rogers (1957)
      • Granville T. Walker (1958)
      • Loren E. Lair (1960)
      • Perry Epler Gresham (1961)
      • Leslie R. Smith (1962)
      • Robert W. Burnes (1962)
      • W. A. Welsh (1964)
      • Stephen J. England (1966)
      • Forest L. Richeson (1967)
      • Ronald E. Osborn (1968)
    • Moderator of the General Assembly of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)[10]
      • Ronald E. Osborn (1968)
      • Myron C. Cole (1968–1969)
      • James M. Moud (1969–1971)
      • Walter D. Bingham (1971–1973)
      • Jean Woolfolk (1973–1975)
      • James A. Moak (1975–1977)
      • James A. Noe (1977–1979)
      • Thomas J. Youngblood (1979–1981)
      • Joy L. Greer (1981–1983)
      • William E. Tucker (1983–1985)
      • T. J. Liggett (1985–1987)
      • Daniel L. Woods (1987–1989)
      • K. David Cole (1989–1991)
      • Marilyn Moffett (1991–1993)
      • D. Duane Cummins (1993–1995)
      • Janet A. Long (1995–1997
      • Michael W. Mooty (1997–1999)
      • Paul D. Rivera (1999–2001)
  • Seventh-day Adventists (complete list) –
  • Uniting Church in Australia
  • United Church of Canada

Other Christian or Christian-derived faiths

Hinduism

  • Bhakti Pramod Puri Goswami, President (1994–1999)
  • Srila Nayananandana Das babaji, President (1999–2002)

Islam

Sunni

Shia

Twelver

  • Marja

Ismaili

Dawat-e-Islami

Ahmadiyya

Nation of Islam

Judaism and related

Asia
Eurasia
  • Russian Empire/ Soviet Union/ Russia –
  • Ottoman Empire/ Turkey –
    • Mose Levi, Chief Rabbi (1872–1909)
    • Haim Nahum, Chief Rabbi (1909–1920)
    • Sabetay Levi, Chief Rabbi (1920–1922)
    • Isak Ariel, Chief Rabbi (1922–1926)
    • Hayyim Moshe Bejerano, Chief Rabbi (1926–1931)
    • Hayim Izak Shaki, Chief Rabbi (1931–1940)
    • Rafael David Saban, Chief Rabbi (1940–1960)
    • David Asseo, Chief Rabbi (1961–2002)
Europe
North America

Other

Shinto

Sectarian Shinto

  • Senge Takaaki, Kancho (1887–1918)
  • Senge Takamochi, Kancho (1918–1954)
  • Senge Takanobu, Kancho (1954–1963)
  • Senge Michihiko, Kancho (1963–2014)
  • Setsutane Konko, Spiritual Leader (1893–1963)
  • Kagamitaro Konko, Spiritual Leader (1963–1991)
  • Heiki Konko, Spiritual Leader (1991–2021)
  • Kurozumi Muneyasu, Chief Patriarch (1889–1936)
  • Kurozumi Munekazu, Chief Patriarch (1936–1973)
  • Kurozumi Muneharu, Chief Patriarch (1973–2017)
  • Nao Deguchi, Spiritual Leader (1892–1918)
  • Sumi Deguchi, Spiritual Leader (1918–1952)
  • Naohi Deguchi, Spiritual Leader (1952–1990)
  • Kiyoko Deguchi, Spiritual Leader (1990–2001)

West Asian origin

  • W.A.P.I. Zoroastrians (Iranian Zoroastrians) –
    • Areez P. Khambatta, President

Baháʼí Faith

Jainism

Sikhism

  • Sri Akal Takht Sahib
    • Arur Singh Naushshera, Jathedar (1907–1920)
    • Teja Singh Ji Bhuchar, Jathedar (1920–1921)
    • Teja Singh Ji Akerpuri, Jathedar (1921–1923, 1926–1930)
    • Udham Singh Ji Nagoki, Jathedar (1923–1924)
    • Bhai Acchar Singh Ji, Jathedar (1924–1925)
    • Didar Singh Ji, Jathedar (about a month in 1926)
    • Jawaher Singh Ji, Jathedar (very short period in 1926)
    • Giani Gurmukh Singh Ji Musaffer, Jathedar (1930–1931)
    • Mohan singh Ji Nagoki, Jathedar (1931–1938)
    • Giani Partap Singh Ji, Jathedar (1938–1948)
    • Bhai Sadhu Singh Ji Bhaura, Jathedar (1948–1963)
    • Gurdial Singh Ji Ajnoha, Jathedar (1980–1983)
    • Bhai Kirpal Singh Ji, Jathedar (1963–1965, 1983–1986)
    • Darshan Singh Ji, Jathedar (1986)
    • Bhai Jasbir Singh Ji Rodae, Jathedar (1986)
    • Bhai Gurdev Singh Ji Kaunke, Jathedar (1986–1990s)
    • Manjit Singh Ji, Jathedar
    • Bhai Ranjit Singh Ji, Jathedar
    • Giani Puran singh Ji, Jathedar
    • Joginder Singh Ji Vadanti, Jathedar
    • Gurbachan Singh Ji, Jathedar

Note: Some religions reject the idea of having a leader or leading council in such a way that they can not be listed. When possible/plausible a leading figure will be named, but in some cases this will not be possible or desirable.

See also

References

  1. ^ "Bishop Alma White: Founder of Pillar of Fire Dies at 84". Associated Press. June 27, 1946. Bound Brook, New Jersey, June 26, 1946 (Associated Press) Bishop Alma White, founder of the Pillar of Fire Church and author of thirty-five religious tracts and some 200 hymns, died here today at the headquarters of the religious group at near-by Zarephath. Her age was 84.
  2. ^ "Bishop Arthur White, 92, Dies. Headed Pillar of Fire Church". New York Times. September 18, 1981. Retrieved July 21, 2007. Bishop Arthur K. White, president and general superintendent of the Pillar of Fire Church in Zarephath, New Jersey, died Monday at his home in Zarephath. He was 92 years old.
  3. ^ "Donald Wolfram moved souls during street services". Denver Post. Retrieved July 21, 2007. Donald Wolfram, who was an early participant in religious street meetings in Lower Downtown Denver, died Monday of pancreatic cancer. Wolfram, 83, was a lifelong member of the Pillar of Fire Church, and as a young man, he joined other members for religious meetings in downtown Denver. The meetings resembled those of the Salvation Army, with a band and speaker. Wolfram usually played the trumpet or trombone, said his daughter, Suzanne Wolfram. Eventually, he learned to play about a ...
  4. ^ "Preacher, racer are two of a kind. Dallenbach brothers follow different roads that intersect with love". Denver Post. April 30, 1990. Retrieved July 21, 2007. It's quite a spin from Wally's life as a race-car driver to the Rev. Robert Dallenbach's small Pillar of Fire Church, where drinking, dancing and smoking are forbidden. While Wally directs Denver's Grand Prix races this August, his older brother likely will be a few blocks away, preaching at Alma Temple. The Reverend Bob wears a charcoal-gray suit and Roman collar. His 8-year-old, church-owned Ford station wagon bears license tag ... But things aren't always what they seem with the brothers Dallenbach ...
  5. ^ The Methodist Church Ghana (1835-2005): 170th Anniversary Souvenir Brochure. Accra, 2005
  6. ^ Cummins, D. Duane (2009). The Disciples : a struggle for reformation. St. Louis, Mo.: Chalice Press. pp. 224–228. ISBN 978-0-8272-0637-3. OCLC 268790454.
  7. ^ Smith, Joseph M. (1987). A Guide to Materials Related to the United Christian Missionary Society. Nashville, Tennessee: Disciples of Christ Historical Society. pp. 8–9.
  8. ^ Cummins, D. Duane (2009). The Disciples : a struggle for reformation. St. Louis, Mo.: Chalice Press. pp. 296–300. ISBN 978-0-8272-0637-3. OCLC 268790454.
  9. ^ "International Convention prior to 1968". Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Retrieved 2023-01-27.
  10. ^ "Past General Assemblies". Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Retrieved 2023-01-27.

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