No ministry is perfect, and while some ministries are definitely prophetic, they may not qualify for the title "prophet" because I would attach a pretty high standard to that.

Let me say one thing: I am not ready to base my life on anyone's prophecy now. Get it from God yourself, prophets may confirm it later. If God quickens a Scripture to you, that would normally be a solid base from which to work. God rewards those who diligently seek Him, not those who diligently seek prophets.

Most of the people who I consider to be true prophets are not household names.

Dr Bernard Blessing from Ghana I would say is a true prophet.

Faylene Sparkes in Australia I believe is a prophetess.

Shyju Mathew from Kerala definitely has the makings of a being a prophet.

I have met other Indians who have outstanding prophetic ministries. Some of these guys are nameless to me, yet they have wandered into my life at key moments and given detailed prophetic words that have come to pass.

I have met little women in Romania whose prophetic ministry was pretty uncanny.

John Bevere I would call a prophetic teacher. He brings a very important message to the Body of Christ. He has become very well known. The same was true of Derek Prince, who has now gone on to his eternal reward.

Some ministers have an amazing giftedness such that they can even get names by word of knowledge of people totally unknown to them, but THAT does not mean that the person stays upright all the time in all they do. VERY FEW right now live TOTALLY above reproach. Certainly I am not perfect myself. (By the way, I am certainly NOT a prophet. My wife has that calling though. Last night she had a vision of a meeting in another part of the world that we are connected to and the details were later confirmed).