{"id":2036,"date":"2018-04-18T16:32:37","date_gmt":"2018-04-18T16:32:37","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/iphc.org\/missions\/?p=2036"},"modified":"2018-04-19T18:05:26","modified_gmt":"2018-04-19T18:05:26","slug":"tribute-philip-list-jr-1960-2018","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/iphc.org\/missions\/tribute-philip-list-jr-1960-2018\/","title":{"rendered":"A Tribute to Philip List Jr. (1960-2018)"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Philip Thomas List, Jr. passed away on April 14, 2018, at the age of 57, during his recovery from heart bypass surgery in Birmingham, AL. He is survived by his wife of 33 years, Kelly Mitchell List, and their four children: Nathan List (Katie Kirkpatrick), Rogersville, AL; William List (Kristen Hays), Auburn, AL; Rebecca List Bolton (Drew Bolton), Huntsville, AL; and Caleb List. Philip and Kelly are also blessed with three grandchildren, Levi, Gwen, and Eden List. Philip was preceded in death by his father, Philip Thomas List Sr. He leaves behind his mother, Gailya List; his sister, Sharon List Wooten; his brother, David List; and his youngest sister, Elizabeth (Beth) List Newport. Philip was born in Lancaster, SC on September 11, 1960. He lived there during his early childhood until the family left in 1962 to begin their ministry as missionaries in Durban, South Africa. Philip set a strong example as the oldest of his siblings, demonstrating a love for the Lord and a desire to serve people from an early age. Known for his gentle and kind nature, Philip received a call to ministry as a young boy. There are many stories to recount, but one of the family favorites is the time when Philip was a young man, he took his own lunch and walked down the road to give it to a man working in a field. He wanted to have the opportunity to not only share his lunch, but the good news of Jesus with him.<\/p>\n

The family later moved to Zimbabwe where Philip graduated from Lord Malvern High School in 1977. He then traveled, by himself, at 18 years of age to go to bible school in America. He earned a Bachelors\u2019 Degree in Pastoral Ministries from Emmanuel College in Franklin Springs, GA, in 1981 and a Masters\u2019 of Divinity from Regent University in Virginia Beach, VA in 1992. Philip was a third-generation pastor with the missionary calling of his father and grandfather to the continent of Africa.<\/p>\n

Philip had a deep spiritual heritage and unique calling of God. During his ministry, Philip was graced and anointed by the Lord to serve as a youth pastor at Trinity Chapel in St. Augustine, FL. He then moved to Huntsville, AL in 1983 to serve as the youth pastor at Faith Chapel where he met and married his beautiful wife, Kelly, in 1985. He also served as an IPHC missionary in North Africa; a missionary consultant; and a mentor. He received his minister\u2019s license in 1982 and was ordained in 1984.<\/p>\n

“As a missionary family, we extend our condolences to his wife, Kelly; children, Nathan, Will, Rebecca, and Caleb; his mother, Gailya; his sisters, Sharon and Elizabeth; and his brother, David.<\/p>\n

Philip, Jr. and I graduated from Emmanuel College together in 1982. He was a remarkable man of God.\u00a0 While we are all saddened and grieve Philip’s earthly departure, I do rejoice in the fact that as a child of God and on the profession of His faith, Philip, Jr. is with the Lord, and consequently, he is more alive and whole than he has ever been.” –<\/strong> Bishop Talmadge Gardner<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Philip Thomas List, Jr. passed away on April 14, 2018, at the age of 57, during his recovery from heart bypass surgery in Birmingham, AL. 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Marjorie Townes Hough y la familia del Reverendo Robert Hough que estuvo con el Se\u00f1or el s\u00e1bado 11 de noviembre de 2017. El Reverendo Hough fue misionero de carrera de IPHC en Cuba desde 1957 -1961 y en M\u00e9xico desde 1969-1974. Rev. Hough tambi\u00e9n sirvi\u00f3 al IPHC como el Superintendente de la Conferencia de Texas [Grace Bible Ministries] de 1975-1986. Rev. Hough fue el primer graduado de Southwestern Christian University en Oklahoma City, Oklahoma para convertirse en misionero. En 1957, los Houghs se mudaron a Cuba para su primera misi\u00f3n misionera. Aunque hubo disturbios pol\u00edticos, continu\u00f3 persiguiendo su ardiente deseo de predicar el evangelio al pueblo cubano. En 1959, el reverendo Hough se convirti\u00f3 en el superintendente de la Conferencia Cubana. En El Principio Simult\u00e1neo<\/em> , el Dr. Frank Tunstall recuerda un momento en que el Reverendo Hough fue arrestado en un puesto de control de Batista, y acusado de simpatizar con Castro, y fue rociado con diesel para ser incendiado. Pidi\u00f3 por su vida, pidiendo a los soldados que llamaran a otro puesto de control donde se lo conoc\u00eda. Despu\u00e9s de muchos intentos fallidos, una llamada final al otro punto de control result\u00f3 exitosa. Los soldados lo avalaron y fue liberado. En 1961, recibi\u00f3 una notificaci\u00f3n de que ten\u00eda 24 horas para conducir hasta la Base Naval de la Bah\u00eda de Guant\u00e1namo. Escap\u00f3 por poco de los soldados de Castro y se fue de Cuba. Cuarenta a\u00f1os despu\u00e9s, el reverendo Hough se uni\u00f3 a un equipo de la Conferencia Heartland y regres\u00f3 a Cuba, donde pudo ver los frutos de su trabajo al saber que un beb\u00e9 que hab\u00eda dedicado durante su ministerio en Cuba estaba sirviendo ahora como el Superintendente de la Conferencia Cubana de IPHC. De acuerdo con el Dr. Frank Tunstall, \"Rev. Robert Hough fue el \u00faltimo misionero de IPHC en abandonar la Cuba comunista \". El Rev. Hough comenz\u00f3 su ministerio en M\u00e9xico en 1969. La Junta de Misiones Extranjeras nombr\u00f3 a Robert como Superintendente de Campo y Secretario Ejecutivo General para M\u00e9xico. Este t\u00edtulo le dio la supervisi\u00f3n de las dos conferencias en M\u00e9xico en ese momento: las conferencias del Nordeste y la Costa del Pac\u00edfico. En 1971, inici\u00f3 la cumbre del primer ministro en M\u00e9xico, llamada \"Fiesta Pentecostes\". El Rev. Hough dej\u00f3 M\u00e9xico en 1974 y fue nombrado Superintendente de la Conferencia IPHC de Texas en 1975. A lo largo de la vida del Reverendo Hough, sirvi\u00f3 a la IPHC y al reino de Dios con honor y valent\u00eda. Ser\u00e1 recordado como un hombre de gran pasi\u00f3n y amor para el pueblo de Dios. Las visitas del Rev. Hough [1-3: 00PM] y el servicio f\u00fanebre [3:00 PM] se llevar\u00e1n a cabo en Siler City Pentecostal Holiness Church en Siler City, Carolina del Norte el jueves 16 de noviembre de 2017. \"World Missions Ministries est\u00e1 en deuda con Rev . Hough y su familia por su servicio de sacrificio al Reino y al IPHC como misioneros profesionales. Estoy seguro de que Robert una vez m\u00e1s experiment\u00f3 los frutos de su trabajo de primera mano cuando se encontr\u00f3 con hermanos y hermanas en el Se\u00f1or de Cuba y M\u00e9xico que lo precedieron en la muerte y ahora residen junto con \u00e9l en su hogar celestial. Al leer los relatos de su vida y ministerio, es obvio que la mano del Se\u00f1or descans\u00f3 sobre Robert de una manera sobrenatural. Honramos su vida y legado misionero \/ ministerio. Obispo J. 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