Jack Coe (1921–1956) was a prominent American Pentecostal preacher known for his dynamic healing ministry. He gained national attention in the 1940s and 1950s as part of the post-World War II healing revival, where he held large evangelistic crusades, claiming to heal individuals through divine power. Coe’s ministry focused on faith healing and was associated with the Assemblies of God, though he later became independent. He was controversial for his aggressive preaching style and claims of miraculous healings, which led to both widespread support and criticism. Coe died prematurely at the age of 34, but his legacy endures in Pentecostal circles.