Bishop S.Y. Younger Interview Part 2

<p>Part 2 of my incredible interview with Bishop S.Y. Younger, his song, "The Storm is Passing Over" is taking off all over the world and you'll find out why when you hear his powerful testimony. You don't want to miss this interview!</p> <p>Bishop S.Y. Younger is a captivating preacher, teacher, evangelist, author musician/artist and lecturer. He hails from the central part of Virginia in the United States. He attended Liberty University in the Fall of 2003 majoring in English and pursuing a minor in History. His aspirations in secular education were to pursue a career in teaching. His academic pursuit was interrupted by a divine call to plant a church. In 2005 he started his first church, The Ramp Church International now located in Lynchburg, Virginia. As Bishop Younger’s ministry grew, he began to plant other churches around the United States and in other countries. In 2011 he was consecrated to the episcopacy and made a Bishop in the LORD’S Church by a college of regional bishops. In addition to those church plants, other pastors and ministries began to seek his oversight. In response to this overwhelming need, Bishop Younger started a fellowship of churches called the One Way Churches International. He serves as the Vice Presiding Bishop under his Pastor, Bishop Lorenzo Hall. Beyond the podium of his own</p> <p>reformation, he locally serves as director of One Voice, an ecumenical group of clergy from the Baptist, Non- Denominational, Pentecostal, Lutheran, and Episcopalian branches of Christendom. Bishop Younger has served as a</p> <p>Regional Director for Christians United for Israel. Musically he serves on the Board of the Lynchburg Symphony and as a consultant for the Global Peace Organization serving countries around the world.Bishop Younger has traveled extensively for the sake of the gospel with his work spanning nationally and internationally across the United States, India, Israel, El Salvador, Guatemala, Brazil, England, Pakistan, Nepal, South Korea, China, Mongolia and Brazil. Toda