Don Clarke
New ZealandclergyMale9.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Don Clarke is the senior pastor of Emmanuel Prophetic and Deliverance Tabernacle and a former basketball player for the Government High School. He is known for his diplomatic approach to the annual 'Peace on Da Street' Basketball Tournament, where he emphasizes unity, love, and peace in the community. Clarke has been actively involved in the tournament, aiming to send a message of fellowship while also expressing confidence in his team's ability to claim victory over the politicians.
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Waiting in the tunnel was former All Blacks fullback Don Clarke, a member of New Zealand’s unsuccessful 1960 tour, who had waited 36 years to see an All Blacks side conquer South Africa.
All Blacks vs Springboks: Former players share memories of historic 1996 triumph in South AfricaNew Zealand· 2026-08-04
Don Clarke was the first-choice fullback who was injured, allowing Lloyd Ashby to play in the second test against the Wallabies.
Lloyd Ashby – great-uncle of Justin Marshall and one of oldest living All Blacks – dies, aged 94New Zealand· 2025-08-20
Pastor Don Clarke scored a clutch and-one basket to put the Pastors back on top.
Pastors top Politicians in ‘Peace on da Street’ Basketball Classic
Bahamas· 2025-07-21
Prophet Don Clarke, senior pastor of Emmanuel Prophetic and Deliverance Tabernacle, was a little more diplomatic in his outlook of the game.
‘Peace on Da Street’ classic: Clergy vs Politicians showdownBahamas· 2025-07-18
