Meet the Bishop
Bishop Dr. Jeffrey W. Larson
Founder and Chairman, Start Again Ministries
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Photo: Start Again Ministries
Who he is
Founder, chairman, and a bishop who still preaches
Bishop Dr. Jeffrey W. Larson is the founder and chairman of Start Again Ministries, based in Benbrook, Texas. For decades, Bishop Larson has preached revival, trained church leaders, and served the hungry.
He serves with his wife, Mrs. Mary Larson. Producers, pastors, and partners use this site to invite him. The ministry itself, including where it serves, lives on Start Again Ministries.
- Founder and Chairman, Start Again Ministries
- Vice President, Board of Directors, Fort Worth Hope Center (external)
- Doctor of Ministry
- Guest, The Jim Bakker Show
Founding year. Public sources disagree. This line stays hidden until the client picks one year and it matches the ministry site. Slot, once confirmed: Since [year].
Church figure. Sources disagree with each other, and they disagree on whether the count is churches or pastors. No figure is shown until one documented number is confirmed.
Endorsement slot. One quote at most, and only with the speaker's consent and a clear statement of the relationship. None is published now.
What he brings
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Minister.
Revival preaching, and time spent strengthening pastors and church leaders.
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Philanthropist.
Serving the hungry alongside Fort Worth Hope Center, a separate nonprofit.
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Entrepreneur.
Public wording: client to confirm.
Entrepreneur line. Hidden until the client confirms that this lane is public and supplies the wording.
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Photo: Start Again Ministries
Share of business profits directed to the ministry. Sources disagree. No share is stated until the client confirms the wording.
Speaking
What he offers a stage or a studio
These lanes are a working list. Titles: client to confirm. The point is simple. Bishop Larson preaches revival, carries the restoration message behind the ministry name, and encourages the people who lead churches.
- Revival meetings and conference preaching
- The message of restoration behind Start Again Ministries
- Serving the hungry alongside Fort Worth Hope Center
- Israel and the Prayer Garden at Yardenit
- Training and encouraging pastors and ministry leaders
Formats, for the client to confirm: revival meetings, church or conference sessions, pastor training, and broadcast or podcast interviews.
Preaching archive (external playlist)
Link only, until embed rights are confirmed.
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Photo: Start Again Ministries
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On air
Appearances, with links
Bishop Larson has appeared as a guest on The Jim Bakker Show. These appearances are documented. Nothing else is listed until it has a title and a link.
The Jim Bakker Show: Leave a Legacy in Israel (external)
Further broadcast row. Hidden until a title, an air date, and a link exist. No logo.
Other conference or broadcast rows. Hidden until each one has a name, a date, and a link.
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Photo: Start Again Ministries
The ministry
Start Again Ministries
Start Again Ministries describes its work as revival meetings, feeding the hungry, music ministry, and training for pastors and ministry leaders.
The ministry says that feeding work began with a food pantry in Burleson, Texas. The ministry is based in Benbrook, in the Fort Worth area. This page does not retell the ministry. It points to it.
Where the ministry serves (external)
Orphanage figure. Pages disagree. No figure is shown until one documented number is confirmed.
Outreach, commitment, and churches-ministered figures. Undocumented. Hidden, and likely to stay hidden.
Country count. Hidden until the client list matches the ministry page for where it serves. Until then, the link above is the public answer.
Feeding figures stated in conversation. Hidden until they are verified. Focus areas are named only on the ministry site.
Serving with
Fort Worth Hope Center, and partners still to be named
He serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors of Fort Worth Hope Center, a separate nonprofit. The center's work is the center's. It is not claimed here as his, and it is not claimed as Start Again Ministries.
Ministry partners will be named here only after the client confirms the names and the links. Until then, this room does not guess.
Visit Fort Worth Hope Center (external)
Hope Center figures. The pages disagree, and both are undated. One line at most, after the center publishes the figures, and only with credit to Fort Worth Hope Center.
A second board role is unresolved: chair, or consultant. The page shows only the verified Vice President role at Fort Worth Hope Center.
Partner names from the client conversation, held until names and URLs are confirmed. The live site used a different form of one name. No name is published from either list until the client picks.
Who is pictured. Neutral flag only. No caption until the client confirms the people, the date, and the occasion. Names are not taken from file metadata.
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Photo: Fort Worth Hope Center
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Photo: Fort Worth Hope Center
Personally
With Mrs. Mary Larson
Bishop Larson and his wife, Mrs. Mary Larson, serve together.
He is a pilot and a musician. That is the personal note this page carries. A fuller welcome, in his own words, waits until he writes it.
Welcome note
Placeholder. This space is for a short note in words the client writes. Nothing is published in his voice until then.
Family counts. Hidden until the client confirms what, if anything, is public.
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Invite
Invite Bishop Larson
Tell us the date, the place, and the room. On the live site the request goes to one shared inbox. Response window: client to confirm.
Held
A foundation announcement
This band stays hidden until there is a public announcement and a client-confirmed date. No video is attached. Launch art, if any, comes from the client.