Dr. John "Jack" MacArthur dedicated his life to Christ. After finishing seminary, he accepted the pastorate at Manchester Baptist Church in Los Angeles. He served on the Extension Staff of Moody Bible institute and later became the director of Charles E. Fuller Evangelistic Foundation. He helped establish the Holly wood Christian group, an outreach to people in the film and television industries. He counted Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, who came to Christ under his preaching, as close personal friends. In 1969, Dr MacArthur moved north to First Baptist Church in Eugene, Oregon. He concluded his teaching in January 2005, two months shy of his 91st birthday, though his messages continued to air on his Voice of Calvary radio program. About 5 p.m. on June 15, God called His faithful servant home, and Dad met his Lord Jesus face-to-face. His life was celebrated at a memorial service on June 28, 2005.
Dr. John "Jack" MacArthur dedicated his life to Christ. After finishing seminary, he accepted the pastorate at Manchester Baptist Church in Los Angeles. He served on the Extension Staff of Moody Bible institute and later became the director of Charles E. Fuller Evangelistic Foundation. He helped establish the Holly wood Christian group, an outreach to people in the film and television industries. He counted Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, who came to Christ under his preaching, as close personal friends. In 1969, Dr MacArthur moved north to First Baptist Church in Eugene, Oregon. He concluded his teaching in January 2005, two months shy of his 91st birthday, though his messages continued to air on his Voice of Calvary radio program. About 5 p.m. on June 15, God called His faithful servant home, and Dad met his Lord Jesus face-to-face. His life was celebrated at a memorial service on June 28, 2005.
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