Glen Anniskette collection

Born to a Tlingit (pronounced Kleenkit) Native American family in Alaska, February 1, 1953, Glen Wayne Anniskette experienced several spiritual awakenings that led him to the service of the Lord. At the age of 15, he became affiliated with Church of God at a youth camp. He set out to work for the Lord as a 17-year-old and has not looked back. Glen Anniskette's first wife, Julie, passed away. He and Susie Leach first met at West Coast Bible College back in the 1970s, but through their shyness never spoke. They married forty years later when Susie worked at Lee University in the Communication Arts Department and Glen was ministering in Africa. He is the only full-blooded Tlingit Church of God bishop. Glen was one of many Native American representatives and signaturees in the Proclamation of Forgiveness to then-president George W. Bush through deputy assistant to the president and director of intergovernmental affairs, Ruben Barrales, in 2005. In 2018, Glen received his M.A. in counseling at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary. Glen Anniskette has been actively engaged in evangelism for more than 45 years, ministering in 65 countries around the world. His travels and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ as an International Missionary Evangelist-at-Large. He began preaching and financially sponsoring major evangelistic outreaches and leadership seminars around the world early on in his ministry. He has traveled to many nations financing evangelistic crusades touching countless thousands with the power of the Gospel.