
Summary: Dr. Ernst Diehl is a pastor and founder of Multiplication Ministries. He has a background in economics and business administration, having graduated from universities in Germany and MIT in the USA. He founded MicroWorlds Inc. in 1988 before being called to ministry by God. He is featured in the book "In the Land of Pilgrims" and currently lives in Berlin with his wife and son.
Dr. Ernst Diehl was Pastor of Communications at Congregation Lion of Judah and is the founder of the Multiplication Ministries PREDICAS and GOD SPEAKS TODAY. He graduated from the universities of Bonn and Kiel (Germany) as an economist and later earned a PhD from MIT in Cambridge MA (USA) in business administration. In 1988 he founded MicroWorlds Inc., a company dedicated to strategic planning. Ten years later God used loud praise in a small church in Boston MA (USA) to awaken his faith and call him to 'multiply' in the kingdom of God. Dr. Miranda dedicates a section in the book "In the Land of Pilgrims" to Ernst and his wife Esmeralda. They live with their son in Berlin, Germany.
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2 Chronicles 18:4 • John 6:63
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Exodus 20:3 • John 14:9
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Joel 2:19 • Matthew 14:19
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