Larry Brown Ministries

 

Turning people from crisis to Christ

“Comfort, comfort My people.” Isaiah 40:1

Reverend Larry Brown has been a traveling minister since 1994 and traveling full-time since January 1999. His ministry has been incorporated as a non-profit organization since 1998. So far Rev. Brown has been to 33 nations and he has ministered in 24 US States and in Washington DC.

Reverend Brown was the first guest instructor at Victory Bible College, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia when it opened in September 2006. He would typically make two trips there per school year from 2006 through 2018. His time there was anywhere from one month to three months per mission trip, before branching out to other nations again.

About

Biography

Some Of The Nations Larry Has Traveled To Include:

Botswana, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Egypt, Lebanon, Turkey, The United Arab Emirates, India, The Philippines, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Myanmar (Burma), Mexico, Columbia, Haiti, The Bahamas, England, Scotland, Austria, Italy, The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Canada, and The United States.

Education

Southern University for 4 years.

RHEMA Bible Training College in there 2 year program.

Ministry Experience

Student Vice President and then student President of Students for Christ Ministries at Southern University for 2 years.

Lay Associate Pastor at Glad Tidings Assembly of God for 2 1/2 years.

Lay Chaplain at the Tulsa Naval Reserve Center 5 years.

An employee in the Ministry of Helps at RHEMA Bible Church/Bible College for 10 years.

Secular Work

Active Duty US Naval Officer for 4-years.

Counselor at Shadow Mountain Treatment Center while he was a first and second year student in Bible college.

Family

A widower, Rev. Brown was married to Yolanda for 32 years. They have 3 grown-up daughters and raised Yolanda’s nephew for 7-years into his adulthood.

Their daughter, Larissa, is a full-time missionary based in Thailand. She graduated from RHEMA Bible Training College at the age of 19 and has been serving on the mission field there for several years.