The following pages should be deleted they do not meet Wikipedia crtieria: 

Greg Baker (Created by Gastrich) (Two links to his church, no sources)
Daniel Dorim Kim (Created by Gastrich) (List of his education and churches, no sources)
John Moseley (Created by Gastrich) (Two books of unknown noterairty, one plug for his church)
Mike Randall (Created by Gastrich) (No sources, no links)
James McGowan (Created by Gastrich) (One book with no indication of sales, one link to ministry, no sources)
Charles Pack (Created by Gastrich) (Editor of small magazine, one link, no sources)
Bob Cornuke (Six books of unknown readership, no sources)
Jimmy DeYoung (A mention of a “sought after speaker,” no books, no sources)
Thomas Ice (Created by Gastrich) (A long list of books of questionable readership, no sources, one plug to buy those books)
Grant Jeffrey (Created by Gastrich) (A longer list of books no readership available, no sources, one plug to buy those books)
Chuck Missler (Created by Gastrich) (12 books, 5 videos, no audience numbers, 4 plugs to buy those works, no objective sources)
James Combs (Created by Gastrich) (No books, no sources, one link to LBU)
Neal Weaver (Created by Gastrich) (No books, no sources, one link to LBU)
 List of LBU People (Created by Gastrich)

As noted before, these people do not meet the criteria for Wikipedia living person’s biographies ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Criteria_for_Inclusion_of_Biographies#People_still_alive ). Unless Gastrich can demonstrate how with citations, as he has repeatedly refused. For example Wikipedia expects an author to sell at least 5,000 copies of a book. Also explained before, Good faith with Gastrich has been thrown out the window because of talk pages like this. It’s time to prove it, if and only if the pages are kept.

By the way, why are “guest speakers” on an alumin page? POV maybe?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Louisiana_Baptist_University_people

As for the section, if Alumni is going to be kept:
“Notable Alumni” should be changed to “Alumni” and the list should be shrunk to:

Carl Baugh
Bill Gothard The two sex scandals make him a noterious figure, but not “notable.” As well his fascistic views.

Do not keep the list.
If the list of Wikipedia alumni exists it is to the detriment of LBU and becomes POV. If people like Gothard are on the list it is because of contraversy caused by sex scandals. At which point it does nothing to benefit the article on LOUISIANA BATPIST UNIVERSITY.
There is a link under external links if people wish to read a LBU POV alumni list. If the Wikipedia/Gastrich list is kept the link should be deleted because the alumni link is on the home page for interest parties.