Larry Leckrone of Kurtz,
Indiana is an ordained elder, a commissioned song-evangelist, and one of about 16
tenured evangelists in the Church of the Nazarene. He has devoted his life since graduating from Olivet
Nazarene University to itinerant ministry in the field of evangelism. He has traveled full-time, conducting
revivals, camp meetings, concerts, family life festivals, and kids' krusades. He
is a gifted preacher, singer, and trumpet player.
Tamla, his
wife, is also a musician and contributes greatly to ministry through the
keyboards and singing. Her passion
is to see people saved and sanctified and grow in grace. Her devotion is evident through her
tender spirit and deep surrender.
Larry attended the Lausanne
II World Congress on Evangelism in Manila with world church leaders from 191
nations. He has served on a
General Commission to study the role of the evangelist as he relates to the
overall mission of the Church today.
He currently is a member the Evangelists Committee that serves with the
Revivalism Coordinator as a steering committee and liaison to the General
Church. He and Tamla
attended the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington D.C. They have ministered all across the United States and Canada as well as Africa and England.
They have a number of
musical projects to extend their ministry beyond the walls of the church. Ministry in many world areas has
expanded their overall effectiveness in personalizing the gospel to many
cultures and customs. They are in
demand in a variety of settings and carry a burden to see God's Church revived
in this day of nominal-ism. Their
spirit is contagious and their message is pertinent.
The Leckrones'
involvement with all ages emphasizes the great need for renewal in
everyone. Their thirst for the
Word and desire to proclaim the need for holy living helps others to catch a
glimpse of the process and adventure in serving God through a surrendered life.