The Passing Of Rev. Richard Allmon
 

Reverend Richard Allmon, pastor of Full Gospel United Pentecostal Church in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, passed away yesterday. Brother Allmon serves as presbyter at large in the Louisiana District and is on the Executive Advisory Board of the Apostolic Archives International, and the Nominating Committee for the Apostolic Ministerial Hall of Fame.

Please remember the Allmon family as well as the church family in your prayers.

Blessings,

Lisa Marshall
Strategic Prayer Coordinator
World Network of Prayer

Re: The Passing Of Rev. Richard Allmon
 

I read on Facebook yesterday that this brother went HOME while
preaching in his pulpit! What a way to go!

Falla39

Re: The Passing Of Rev. Richard Allmon
 

He was a great man and pastor. From my understanding he did pass away in the pulpit. It is all surprising because he was an extremely fit and healthy man. He ran every morning and has done so for as long as I've known him. Please pray for his family and church. I can't imagine his church and family actually witnessing it. That sort of thing stays with you.

Re: The Passing Of Rev. Richard Allmon
 

Praying for this family.

I wonder if this Man of God had a son
named Ricky Allmon? I remember going
to a Jackson College of Ministries concert
one time and he (Ricky) sang lead on
one of the songs recorded.

Re: The Passing Of Rev. Richard Allmon
 

Yeah, that was probably Ricky Jr. He sings a lot.

Re: The Passing Of Rev. Richard Allmon
 

So sorry to hear this. We will miss him at Louisiana Campmeeting.

Re: The Passing Of Rev. Richard Allmon
 

So he "died with his boots on". :)

I want to die like my grandpa as well, in his sleep. Not like the screaming passengers in his car! (I know I know, old joke)

Re: The Passing Of Rev. Richard Allmon
 

tstew, about how old was he?

Re: The Passing Of Rev. Richard Allmon
 

Not very. I would guess less than 60. He was in tremendous shape though.

Re: The Passing Of Rev. Richard Allmon
 

From what I heard he was 58-ish, and his legs started giving out during an altar call. They called the ambulance, took him to the hospital, and he lingered there long enough to say "I'm gone." And then he was gone.