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Dan Ronsisvalle (born May 3, 1936, near Hyattsville, Maryland; died November 16, 2003, Leeds, Alabama) was founder and pastor of the Huffman Assembly of God and Cathedral of the Cross until his retirement in 1992.

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Huie, William Bradford (1979) It's Me, O Lord. Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson. ISBN 0804751419
Al.com obituaries, November 2003

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	'''Dan Ronsisvalle''' (born [[1936]], near Hyattsville, Maryland; died November 16, [[2003]], [[Leeds]]) was founder and pastor of the [[Huffman Assembly of God]] and [[Cathedral of the Cross]] until his retirement in [[1992]].		'''Dan Ronsisvalle''' (born May 3, [[1936]], near Hyattsville, Maryland; died November 16, [[2003]], [[Leeds]], Alabama) was founder and pastor of the [[Huffman Assembly of God]] and [[Cathedral of the Cross]] until his retirement in [[1992]].

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