Rev. Harold Leon Kistler, 82, of Blairs, passed away on May 2, 2019 at Sovah Health. He was born in Mooresville, NC on March 27, 1937, son of Thomas Guy and Lois Clodfelter Kistler.
He was a graduate of Mooresville High School, Davidson College, and held a Bachelor of Divinity from Southeastern Theological Seminary. From an early age, he began a 56-year ministry in pastoring several churches across both Virginia and North Carolina. Recognizing a need for the value and efficiency of God’s message, he created a one-minute weekday radio message of hope he called “Moment of Truth”.
He is survived by his wife, Patricia Hill Kistler; a sister, Doris Sparrow; his children, Kellie Clark (Kenneth), Chad Kistler (Amy) and Travis Kistler; four grandchildren.
Interment will be in Danville Memorial Gardens.
He was a graduate of Mooresville High School, Davidson College, and held a Bachelor of Divinity from Southeastern Theological Seminary. From an early age, he began a 56-year ministry in pastoring several churches across both Virginia and North Carolina. Recognizing a need for the value and efficiency of God’s message, he created a one-minute weekday radio message of hope he called “Moment of Truth”.
He is survived by his wife, Patricia Hill Kistler; a sister, Doris Sparrow; his children, Kellie Clark (Kenneth), Chad Kistler (Amy) and Travis Kistler; four grandchildren.
Interment will be in Danville Memorial Gardens.
Rev. Harold Leon Kistler, 82, of Blairs, passed away on May 2, 2019 at Sovah Health. He was born in Mooresville, NC on March 27, 1937, son of Thomas Guy and Lois Clodfelter Kistler.
He was a graduate of Mooresville High School, Davidson College, and held a Bachelor of Divinity from Southeastern Theological Seminary. From an early age, he began a 56-year ministry in pastoring several churches across both Virginia and North Carolina. Recognizing a need for the value and efficiency of God’s message, he created a one-minute weekday radio message of hope he called “Moment of Truth”.
He is survived by his wife, Patricia Hill Kistler; a sister, Doris Sparrow; his children, Kellie Clark (Kenneth), Chad Kistler (Amy) and Travis Kistler; four grandchildren.
Interment will be in Danville Memorial Gardens.
He was a graduate of Mooresville High School, Davidson College, and held a Bachelor of Divinity from Southeastern Theological Seminary. From an early age, he began a 56-year ministry in pastoring several churches across both Virginia and North Carolina. Recognizing a need for the value and efficiency of God’s message, he created a one-minute weekday radio message of hope he called “Moment of Truth”.
He is survived by his wife, Patricia Hill Kistler; a sister, Doris Sparrow; his children, Kellie Clark (Kenneth), Chad Kistler (Amy) and Travis Kistler; four grandchildren.
Interment will be in Danville Memorial Gardens.
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