Seeking New Pastorate In Home State

Rev. Paul David Larrimore
464 Laurel Mills Road
Castleton, Virginia 22716
540-937-4031

MINISTERIAL EXPERIENCE

PASTORAL MINISTRY

Forest Grove Baptist Church, Amissville, Va. Assoc. Pastor/Minister of Music - Present
Woodville Baptist Church, Woodville, Va. Senior Pastor
Woodridge New Hope Church, Scottsville, Va. Senior Pastor
Bethel Baptist Church, Baltimore, Md. Senior Pastor
Middletown Valley Church, Middletown Md. Senior Pastor
Trinity Temple Baltimore, Md. Assoc./Youth Pastor
Community Bible Fellowship, Baltimore, Md. Interim Pastor
Community Bible Church, Baltimore, Md. Assoc./Youth Pastor,
Sailor’s Bethel Church, Baltimore, Md. Assoc. Pastor/youth Pastor.

EVANGELISTIC MINISTRY

Itinerant Evangelistic and Revival ministry throughout ministerial career when in between pastorates. Also on Chaplain staff of two local hospitals, and pastoral ministry at nursing home.

RADIO EVANGELISM

Served in radio evangelism from 1986 thru 1990 on two local stations reaching the greater Del-Mar-VA area on a daily basis, WBMD and WJRO Baltimore.

EDUCATION

Southern Bible Seminary External Studies Th.B, Th.M, Th.D

Major : Theology
Minor: Pastoral / Nouthetic Counseling

Center for Biblical Counseling , AACC, Forrest Va.

General and Pre-Marital / Marital Counseling

Liberty University Home Bible Institute, Lynchburg, Va

LICENSES & CERTIFICATES

ORDINATION:
Woodville Baptist Church, Woodville, Va.
American Ministerial Association, York, Pa. Dec. 1977 (independent)
LICENSE: Sailor’s Bethel Church, Baltimore, Md. 1977
CERTIFICATION: American Association Of Christian Counselors, Forest, Va

PERSONAL REFERENCES:

Rev. Jim Ailor c/o Virginia Baptist Resource Center
P.O. Box 8568 Richmond, Virginia 23226-0568

Rev. Richard “Lanny” Horton - Director of Missions
Shiloh Baptist Association
14237 Chestnut Fork Rd.
Culpeper, Va. 22701

Rev. Mark DeAngelis - Senior Pastor Forest Grove Baptist Church

519 Delicious Rd.
Linden, Va. 22642

INTEREST’S:

Love outdoors recreation, camping, hiking. Inside Bowling.
Love interacting with youth and young adults as well as older
generation

STRENGTH’S AND WEAKNESSES:

Strength’s are leadership, compassion, counseling. Enjoy
listening, personally helping others.
Enjoy preaching and teaching strongest ministry
Strength’s along with visitation and counseling.

Weaknesses are in saying NO and not taking on too much.

MINISTRY GOALS:

To pastor a church ready to grow spiritually through
worship and Bible study as well as numerically by
reaching their area with the gospel to see people saved
and to minister to their physical needs by being the
church God's hand extended.

Reference Letters are available upon request.

Personal Biography of

Rev. Paul David Larrimore

Rev. Paul David Larrimore was born on December 24, 1958 in Baltimore Maryland. Raised in a Christian home, he came to accept Christ as his personal savior May of 1971 at the Riverside Baptist Church in South Baltimore, through the ministry of Rev. Orion T. Rhoades from Pennsylvania during a two week revival held at Riverside Baptist Church.

Rev. Ernest Lassahn was pastor and formed a close relationship mentoring him through his early teen years knowing of his call and desire for pastoral ministry. Much of which reflects today in his personal ministry. During 1975, he and his family moved to the Lee Street Memorial Baptist Church. Many fond memories remain of his days in the SBC, summers at RA Camp, and retreats at Camp Wo-Me-To

Paul began preaching at 16, preaching his first real sermon at Lee Street Memorial Baptist Church during a youth Sunday there while Rev. Harry Hoback was serving as interim pastor. Rev. James Brinkley, a missionary at the Kathleen Mallory Center also was a great contributor as two youth rallies were conducted at the center during this time that Paul and several young people organized to reach kids in the area.

In 1977 Paul entered Bible College and Seminary through extension studies from the Southern Bible College and Seminary while working as a youth pastor in an area independent church. This led to his ministry while still strongly doctrinally Southern Baptist, ministering in many independent churches and thus launched him into independent ministry. He was Licensed to preach by the Sailor’s Bethel Church in Baltimore, and Ordained by the American Ministerial Association, a group of independent churches and ministers. His Ordination was later recognized by a Southern Baptist Church, upon his return to the Southern Baptist Ministry after many years as an independent minister.

Pastoring several churches in the Maryland area, doing itinerant revival work, and radio evangelism, he met and married his wife Margaret. His wife has also served not only as a pastor’s wife, but also has a ministry to abused women stemming from her experiences in her younger years that Christ saw her through. She is a much enjoyed and sought women’s speaker and teacher, especially in ministering to younger women.

They have two grown children, a son John and daughter Holly a grandson Nathan and grand-daughter Makehla, and new grand-daughter Adrianna Mackenzie.