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==Notable Independent Baptists==

==Notable Independent Baptists==

Independent Baptists include [[Dale Bigham]], [[J. R. Church]], [[Aaron Denson]], [[Edgar Feghaly]], [[Buck Hatfield]], [[Mike Herbster]] and his father Carl and brothers Matthew and Mark; Bob Jones, Jr., Bob Jones, III, [[Kevin O'Brien]], [[Don Ohm]], [[John R. Rice]], [[Peter Ruckman]], [[Ross Spencer]], and  [[Jimmy G. Tharpe]]. [[Jerry Falwell]] began his ministry as an Independent Baptist, but later led his church to the Baptist Bible Fellowship International and then also to the Southern Baptist Convention. Hymn writer and composer [[Ron Hamilton]] of Greenville, [[South Carolina]], the creator of the ''Patch the Pirate Adventures'', geared to win children to Jesus Christ, is another noted Independent Baptist.

Independent Baptists of note include [[Dale Bigham]], [[J. R. Church]], [[J. Frank Norris]], [[Aaron Denson]], [[Edgar Feghaly]], [[Buck Hatfield]], [[Mike Herbster]] and his father Carl and brothers Matthew and Mark; Bob Jones, Jr., Bob Jones, III, [[Kevin O'Brien]], [[Don Ohm]], [[John R. Rice]], [[Peter Ruckman]], [[Ross Spencer]], and  [[Jimmy G. Tharpe]]. [[Jerry Falwell]] began his ministry as an Independent Baptist, but later led his church to the Baptist Bible Fellowship International and then also to the Southern Baptist Convention. Hymn writer and composer [[Ron Hamilton]] of Greenville, [[South Carolina]], the creator of the ''Patch the Pirate Adventures'', geared to win children to Jesus Christ, is another noted Independent Baptist.

==Notable Independent Baptist Institutions==

==Notable Independent Baptist Institutions==