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Rick Joyner speaking at MorningStar Ministries in 2013.

Rick Joyner heads MorningStar Ministries, which he cofounded with his wife Julie Joyner in 1985. He is also the founder and senior pastor of MorningStar Fellowship Church, which is based in Fort Mill, South Carolina.

Biography

Rick Joyner is the founder and executive director of MorningStar Ministries and Heritage International Ministries and is the Senior Pastor of MorningStar Fellowship Church. He is the author of more than forty books. Rick and his wife, Julie, have five children: Anna, Aaryn, Amber, Ben, and Sam.

Career

In the mid 1990s Joyner, already president of MorningStar publications, located at that time in Charlotte, North Carolina, worked with Reggie White, who was planning to purchase Jim Bakker's defunct resort, Heritage USA.

Books and Music

Joyner is also a well-known author of more than forty books, including his best-selling The Final Quest series published by MorningStar Publications.

Heritage USA

In 2004 MorningStar purchased part of the Heritage USA complex (originally established by Jim Bakker and PTL in Fort Mill, South Carolina), including the Heritage Grand Hotel, which is being refurbished as a conference center and ministry base. The complex has been renamed Heritage International Ministries or H.I.M.

References

  1. "About MorningStar Publications and Ministries". Retrieved 2009-02-13.
  2. Dan Chapman (June 2, 1994). "NFL Star Will Bring Message of Hope". The Charlotte Observer. p. 1A.
  3. "Heritage International Ministries - History". Retrieved 2009-02-13.

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