Biography
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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.
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.
He serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors of Fort Worth Hope Center, a separate nonprofit.
Bishop Larson has appeared as a guest on The Jim Bakker Show. A public playlist gathers his preaching.
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Bishop Dr. Jeffrey W. Larson is the founder and chairman of Start Again Ministries, based in Benbrook, in the Fort Worth area of Texas. For decades, Bishop Larson has preached revival, trained church leaders, and served the hungry. He travels to preach and to sing.
A public playlist gathers his preaching. Those recordings are linked, not embedded, until usage rights are confirmed. He is invited for revival meetings and conference preaching, for the restoration message, for serving the hungry alongside Fort Worth Hope Center, for Israel and the Prayer Garden at Yardenit, and for training and encouraging pastors and ministry leaders. Final titles, and the choice of format, are for the client to confirm.
Bishop Larson has appeared as a guest on The Jim Bakker Show. The conversations were the Prayer Garden at Yardenit and Leave a Legacy in Israel. No other broadcast appearance is listed, because none is documented here yet.
Start Again Ministries describes its work as revival meetings, feeding the hungry, music ministry, and training for pastors and ministry leaders. The ministry says the feeding work began with a food pantry in Burleson, Texas.
Bishop Larson preaches a message of restoration, which is the idea carried in the ministry name. A fuller account of how that name began waits on words the client approves. The places the ministry serves are read on the ministry site, not counted on this one.
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He serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors of Fort Worth Hope Center, a separate nonprofit. The center's results belong to the center. They are not claimed here as his, or as the ministry's.
Hope Center figures. The pages disagree and both are undated. One credited line at most, after the center publishes them.
A second board role is unresolved: chair, or consultant. Only the verified Vice President role is shown.
First reference is Bishop Dr. Jeffrey W. Larson. After that, Bishop Larson. Doctor of Ministry is the degree name used with his title. The school line waits on the client. The middle initial stays in the name so he is not confused with other people who share it.
Degree institution and accreditation. Hidden until the client confirms how to cite them.
Bishop Larson and his wife, Mrs. Mary Larson, serve together. He is a pilot and a musician. Further family detail is not published until he confirms it.
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Share of business profits directed to the ministry. Sources disagree. No share is stated until the client confirms the wording.
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A for-profit development company and a planned national program stay off this page. No budget figures.
Earlier projects, including a ranch described elsewhere as retired, a flight charter, and civic forums. Hidden until documentation and dates exist. Past tense only, and only then.