The Life and Legacy of Bishop Dr. Fred Majors
Bishop Dr. Fred Majors was a devoted servant of God who left an indelible mark on the Apostolic Faith community. Born into the body of Christ in 1947, he dedicated over 43 years to his faith, founding Christ Temple Apostolic Faith Church in Dayton, Ohio in 1959. This document explores the life of this remarkable religious leader, his unwavering commitment to his congregation, and the lasting impact of his ministry.
A Life of Faith and Service
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1947: Spiritual Birth
Bishop Majors and Mother Clara Majors were baptized in Jesus' name at Christ Temple, Indianapolis, Indiana, marking the beginning of their spiritual journey.
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1959: Founding of Christ Temple
Following God's calling, Bishop Majors established Christ Temple Apostolic Faith Church in Dayton, Ohio, despite initial challenges and small numbers.
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1978: Church Expansion
On February 5, Bishop Majors and his congregation moved into the 3241 Denlinger Road complex, fulfilling his vision of a large, flourishing ministry.
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1988: Mortgage Burning
On November 20, alongside his dedicated wife, Bishop Majors celebrated the burning of the church mortgage, marking a significant milestone for the congregation.
A Legacy of Holiness and Dedication
Bishop Majors' life was characterized by his unwavering commitment to holiness and his dedication to teaching the Word of God. He lived by the principle of being "the best saint the Lord had," a goal he set for himself when he first was saved. His leadership was marked by honesty, humility, and a steadfast adherence to biblical principles.
I made up my mind to be the best saint the Lord had.
As a true man of God, Bishop Majors taught without respect of persons and without provisions for the flesh. He led by example, encouraging his congregation to follow him as he followed Christ. His legacy continues to inspire and guide the church community, serving as a testament to a life well-lived in service to God and His people.
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