Benjamim “Ben” Kinchlow (Born December 27, 1936) Is an American Evangelist Best Known for His Work as a Co-Host of the 700 Club from 1975 to 1988 and Again from 1992 to 1996. He Is the Son of Ben Kinchlow, Who Was Born in 1936. He Has Hosted Additional Programmes on the Christian Broadcasting Network, Including Straight Discussion and Taking It to the Streets, a Radio Talk Show That He Produced and Presented. a Former Black Nationalist Who Had Been Inspired by Malcolm X and the Black Muslims, Kinchlow Was Converted to Christianity in the 1970S. He Was the Son of a Methodist Pastor at the Time. Born and Raised in Uvalde, Texas, Young Ben Received His Elementary and Secondary Education in What Was Then Known as the Nicolas School, a Small Building in the Heart of East Ulvade City Park That Served as the City’s Last Segregated Campus for Black Students, Operating Exclusively for African-American Students from 1938 to 1955. He Subsequently Served in the United States Air Force for Thirteen Year's, During Which Time He Obtained His Mba.